Description
Overview
Arducam’s USB 3.0 camera series presents the 108MP Ultra-high Res Motorized Focus model. Featuring a 1/1.52″ CMOS, it attains a maximum still resolution of 12000×9000. The camera now supports YUYV format output for uncompressed, high-quality pictures. Additionally, its ultra-fast 720P 60 fps capability delivers silky smooth HD videos.
Equipped with a top-notch motorized focus lens providing an 85°(D) field of view, this camera ensures the capture of exceptionally accurate and stunning images.
Arducam latest USB 3.0 camera stands out with its user-friendly plug-and-play functionality. Offering compatibility with Windows and Linux OSs, no additional drivers are needed, simplifying the setup process. Moreover, its backward compatibility with USB 2.0 host ports ensures flexibility and seamless connectivity.
Applications
- Machine Vision
- Video Surveillance
- 3D Scanning and Metrology
- Live Streaming
- Video Conferencing
Features
- Exceptional Imaging: Based on 108MP ultra-high resolution COMS, Capture stunning still images at 12000×9000 resolution for unparalleled clarity and visual brilliance.
- Flexible Frame Rates: Program your desired frame rates, achieving smooth 60fps even at 720p resolution for adaptable and dynamic recording.
- Advanced Image Enhancement: Onboard ISP technology ensures top-tier image quality through de-Bayer, gamma, BLC, AE, AWB, CCM, and RGB2YUV processes.
- Precision and View: Motorized focus, software-adjustable, provides accuracy, while an 85-degree diagonal field of view ensures comprehensive monitoring with optimal clarity.
- Plug-and-Play Convenience: Effortlessly compatible with Windows and Linux, offers seamless plug-and-play functionality, eliminating the need for additional drivers.
Specifications
| Image Sensor | |
| Still Resolution | 108 Megapixels |
| Color Filter Type | Color |
| Shutter Type | Rolling |
| Optical Size | 1/1.52″ |
| Output Format | YUY2 |
| Pixel Size | 0.7 µm x 0.7 µm |
| Sensor Active Area | 12000(H)×9000(V) |
| IR Sensitivity | Integral IR-cut Filter, visible light only |
| Frame Rate (USB 3.0)* | 1280×720@60fps, 3840×2160@10fps,4000×3000@7fps, 12000×9000@1fps |
| Frame Rate (USB 2.0) | 1280×720@10pfs | Lens |
| Focus Type | Motorized Focus |
| FOV | 85°(D)×70°(H)×57°(V) |
| Lens Mount | Stock Lens |
| F.NO | F1.89 |
| E.F.L | 5.89mm |
| Default Focus Range | 8cm-∞ |
| USB Interface | |
| Interface | USB 3.2 Gen 1 device, backward compatible with USB 2.0 hosts |
| Connector | Type-C reversible interface connector |
| UVC Compliant | No additional drivers required |
| Electrical and Mechanical | |
| Operating Voltage | 5 V +/- 5% |
| Operating Temp. | 32°F-158°F (0°C to 70°C) |
| Power Requirements | Max: 1.9W, Min: 1.25W |
| Camera Board Size | 34×34 mm |
| Functionality and Compatibility | |
| Supported OS | Windows, Linux |
| Recommend Sample Application | PotPlayer for Windows, qv4l2 for Linux |
| UVC Controls | Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, White Balance (Auto/Manual), Gain, Exposure (Manual/Auto), Focus(Manual) |
*Please note that the maximum resolution (12000×9000) requires the use of specific software, please click the “Quick Start Guide” below for details.
Package Including
- 1 x Arducam 108MP USB3 Camera with Back Cover and Tripod Adapter
- 1 x 1m USB A to Type-C Cable
Notes
- The maximum preview resolution of this camera is 12MP; full-resolution preview at 108MP is not supported.
- To save 108MP JPG images, please use the Arducam 108MP USB UVC Camera Demo. This requires users to be familiar with Python programming and have a basic understanding of image processing.
- This camera module features motorized focus (not autofocus). Before capturing images, you must manually adjust the focus parameters to achieve clear focus. Please refer to the demo guide for instructions.
- Tripod is not included in the package, please check UB0224 and UB0216 for additional purchase.
Documentation
- Datasheet
- 3D Drawing
- 108MP USB3 Camera – Instruction
- 108MP USB3 Camera – Quick Start Guide on Linux
- 108MP USB3 Camera – Quick Start Guide on Windows
- 108MP USB3 Camera – Troubleshooting
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Platform | x86 PC |
| Camera Solution | UVC USB Camera |
| Interface | USB 3.0 |
| On-board ISP | YES |
| Shutter Type | Rolling Shutter |
| Resolution | 108MP |
| Chroma | Color |
| Features | High Resolution |
| Focus Type | Motorized Focus |
| Camera Enclosure | With Enclosure, Without Enclosure |
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