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ArduCam 64MP Camera and Cable Extension Kit Raspberry Pi

  • SKU: MBS-SES-216
  • GTIN: 0618455044175
  • HAN: B0399U6248
  • Category: Electronics
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ArduCam 64MP Camera and Cable Extension Kit Raspberry Pi

  • Extension up to 15m
  • Plug-and-Play
  • 64MP
  • native support
  • high compatibility

Description

With the help of this kit, you can place the camera up to 15m away from the Raspberry Pi. It includes a 64MP auto focus camera module and a MIPI-CSI cable extension solution. Compatible the camera is with most Raspberry Pi models. Only the older ones, like Pi 2 or 0, may have reduced performance. The extension cable is also compatible with the V1/V2/HQ camera and the ArduCam OV5647/IMX219/IMX477 series.

Technical data

  • Optical Size: Type 1/1.7"
  • Focus Type: Manual/Auto
  • Sensor Resolution: 9152x6944
  • Video Mode (on Raspberry Pi): 1080p30, 720p60 und 640x480p60/90
  • Video Mode (Camera Module): 1280x720@120fps, 1920x1080@60fps, 2312x1736@30fps, 3840x2160@20fps, 4624x3472@10fps, 9152x6944@2.7fps
  • Color Filter: Quad Bayer Coding (QBC)
  • Supported Platforms (superpixel Resolution - 16MP): Pi2/3/CM3/Zero W/Zero 2 W
  • Raspberry Pi OS: Bullseye (32-bit/64-bit)
  • Focus: 8cm ~INF
  • Focal Ratio (F-stop): F1.8
  • Focal length: 5.1mm
  • View Angle: 84° (D)
  • Dimension: 25mmx24mm
  • Shutter Type: Rolling
  • Output Format: JPEG/YUV/RGB/RAW10

Scope of delivery

  • 1x 64MP AF camera
  • 1x extension cable set

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€ 174,95
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