The IMX335 USB 2.0 camera module is a camera product based on the Sony IMX335 image sensor. Below is its basic introduction and features:
Basic Introduction:
Image Sensor: Utilizes the high-performance Sony IMX335 CMOS image sensor, featuring 5 megapixels and a resolution of 2592×1944.
Interface Type:Equipped with a USB 2.0 interface, supporting the UVC (USB Video Class) standard, enabling plug-and-play functionality and compatibility with multiple operating systems including Windows, Linux, Mac OS, and Android. It also uses an I²C interface for register communication.
Lens Parameters:Different types of lenses can be configured according to customer needs.
Size:Compact design for easy integration into various devices.
Operating Voltage and Temperature: Operating voltage is typically 5V±5%, and the operating temperature range is -10°C to 60°C.
Features:
High Resolution: 5-megapixel resolution enables the capture of clear and detailed images and videos, suitable for scenarios with high image quality requirements, such as industrial inspection and security monitoring.
Wide Dynamic Range:Supports Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology, maintaining image detail and quality in high-contrast scenes, such as environments with both strong light and shadow, clearly capturing object details.
Excellent Low-Light Performance: Utilizes Sony's STARVIS technology, featuring high sensitivity, capturing clear images even in low-light environments without the need for additional strong light sources.
Wide-Angle Photography:Some modules are equipped with wide-angle lenses, offering a field of view of up to 175°, covering a large area and reducing blind spots, suitable for scenarios requiring large-area monitoring.
Driver-Free Design: Supporting the UVC standard, this camera module requires no additional drivers; simply connect it to a device via USB cable for easy operation and a lower barrier to entry. - **Strong compatibility**: Compatible with motherboards such as Raspberry Pi and Jetson series, as well as various operating systems, and widely used in industrial vision, security monitoring, smart home, and advertising all-in-one machines.