Specifications and Datasheets of OV2640 and OV7670 Key Specs OV2640 OV7670 Array Size 1600 x 1200 (UXGA) 640 x 480 (VGA) Power Supply Core: 1.3V DC ± 5%Analog: 2.5~3.0V DCI/O: 1.7V to 3.3V Core: 1.8V DC ± 10%Analog: 2.45~3.0V DCI/O: 1.7V to 3.0V Power Consumption Free running: 125mWStandby:600μA Free running: Read more…
The Raspberry Pi is a powerful single-board computer to help you do proof-of-concept of your ideas. To make the Raspberry Pi smart enough to realize what we want, we’ll need it to sense the world. Which sense has the biggest impact on our everyday lives? I believe it’s vision. Camera Read more…
The natural world abounds with self-organizing collectives, where large numbers of relatively simple agents use local interactions to produce impressive global behaviors. Well-known examples include social insect colonies, bird flocks, and fish schools. Mathematicians and engineers have strived to understand the mapping from local interactions onto global behaviors and vice Read more…
Some Arducam camera modules use V4L2 kernel camera drivers (What is a kernel driver?), and each of these drivers requires a specific kernel version to work. The thing is, the Raspberry Pi OS updates its Linux kernel regularly, so keeping up with that update will void your previous driver installation. Read more…
Preface As one of the leading companies that pioneers in multiple cameras for popular embedded systems, Arducam now releases the new multi-camera solutions – named Camarray – which allows you to connect and sync up to 4 MIPI camera modules on the Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, and Jetson Xavier NX Read more…
Arducam IMX477 on Raspberry Pi: the need for lighter weight and smaller size We have released two different products to meet the diverse needs of our customers. However, as more people got their hands on our camera module, the needs of users got refined over time. One of our users Read more…
Many people perform computer and machine vision tasks on RPi, in which they have to deal with fast-moving objects. A global shutter camera is an ideal solution to avoid the rolling artifacts for better image processing, but it’s not easy on RPi. Arducam is one of the first companies Read more…
The HQ camera with C/CS-Mount is a big step forward Lens is a crucial part in a camera system that needs flexibility. A single lens cannot meet all needs because the use case varies from one application to another. Sadly, V1 and V2 Pi cameras have glued stock lenses, which Read more…
Quick answer to M12 lens RPi HQ Camera You either: Buy a customized m12 lens IMX477 camera (RPI-CAM-V2 sized) or Use an M12-CS adapter with an IMX477-matching M12 lens. Find more details in the blog below. Interchangeable lenses officially introduced to Raspberry Pi cameras The Raspberry Pi is a versatile Read more…
HQ cam is not the new V3 – it’s not a full camera module If I were asked about a new Pi camera releasing in 2019, I would be thinking about a Raspberry Pi Camera Module V3, which could have been arriving after the release of V1 in 2013 and Read more…
