Arducam

Arducam 8MP Camera Module for Raspberry Pi

Name: Arducam 8MP Camera Module for Raspberry Pi
Brand: Arducam
SKU: B0103
Price: 60.5 GBP
Availability: InStock

SKU: B0103

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Specification

Camera Specs	B0103
Sensor	Sony IMX219 Sensor
Sensor Size	1/4” (IMX219)
Resolution	8MP 3280×2464
Video	1080p@47fps, 1640 × 1232@41fps and 640 × 480@206fps
Pixel Size	1.12µm
Field of View (FOV)	70°(H)
Focus Type	Manual Focus
Focal Length	2.8mm
F.NO	F2.2
Lens Type	M12 Lens (LS40136)
Peak Current	300mA
Dimension	36mm × 36mm

Overview

Interchangeable M12 Lens: see our range of M12 lenses you can choose from (you must speak to us for compatibility)
IR Sensitivity: contains an Integral IR filter for visible light only
Intrinsic (native) to Raspberry Pi: no additional drivers are required
Easy to use: supports the latest Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye (Jan 28th, 2022 and later) and libcamera apps

This camera module is an alternative to the Raspberry Pi official camera. It is enhanced with supplementary features to cater to various lens mounts, field of view (FOV), depth of field (DOF), and the inclusion of a motorised IR cut filter for a seamless transition between daylight and night vision. It is an enhanced version of the previous official pi cameras, resulting in a significantly improved image quality that is clearer and sharper for users.

The board's dimensions are quite small, measuring approximately 36mm x 36mm. One of the standout features of our module is its interchangeable Lens, which sets it apart from the official version. This makes it an ideal choice for mobile devices or other applications where both size and image quality are crucial. A short ribbon cable is used to establish a connection with the Raspberry Pi. The camera is then linked to the BCM2835/BCM2836/BCM2837/BCM2711 processor on the Pi through the CSI bus, a high-speed link that transfers pixel data from the camera to the processor. This bus travels along the ribbon cable that connects the camera board to the Pi.

Looking for a version with a CS lens? See the B0102.