Brief: In this video, we take a focused look at the specifications and what they mean in practice for the Raspberry Pi 5MP Wide Angle Camera Module. You'll see a demonstration of its plug-and-play installation on various Raspberry Pi boards, explore its high-performance 5MP OV5647 sensor in action, and learn how its wide-angle lens and autofocus capabilities are applied in real-world scenarios like machine vision and IoT projects.
Related Product Features:
Features a 5-megapixel OV5647 image sensor with 2592x1944 resolution for high-definition image and video capture.
Equipped with a 160-degree wide-angle fisheye lens, ideal for expansive field-of-view applications.
Utilizes 1.4μm OmniBSI pixel technology for excellent low-light performance and high sensitivity.
Offers plug-and-play connectivity via a 15-pin FPC cable to the Raspberry Pi CSI interface, compatible with Pi 1/2/3/4 and Zero series.
Supports autofocus, fixed focus, and manual focus options, with customization available for specific needs.
Includes automatic exposure control, white balance, band filter, and black level calibration for optimized image quality.
Outputs data in MJPG and YUY2 formats, suitable for a wide range of embedded vision and IoT applications.
Compact PCBA size of 23.86mm x 25mm makes it ideal for space-constrained projects like drones and robotics.
FAQs:
Which Raspberry Pi models is this 5MP camera module compatible with?
The camera module is compatible with a wide range of Raspberry Pi models, including Raspberry Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, and the entire Zero series (Zero, Zero W, Zero 2W), connecting directly via the CSI interface.
What are the key features of the OV5647 image sensor used in this module?
The OV5647 sensor offers 5-megapixel resolution, 1.4μm OmniBSI pixel technology for high sensitivity and low noise, supports autofocus, and outputs data in formats like 8/10-bit RAW RGB, MJPG, and YUY2.
What applications is this Raspberry Pi camera module suitable for?
It is widely used in intelligent monitoring, machine vision, face recognition, industrial inspection, fisheye photography, robots, drones, AI/VR devices, and various IoT and smart home applications.