Overview

Specifications

• Pixels: 12 million
• Resolution: 3840 × 3032
• Photosensitive chip: IMX378
• DSP: Auto gain/exposure/white balance
• Camera:
  • CCD size: 1/2.3 inch
  • Aperture (F): 1.79
  • Focal length (EFL): 4.7 mm
  • Field of View (FOV): 79.8° (D)
  • Distortion: < 0.39%
  • Focus mode: Fixed focus
• Interface type: USB2.0
• Image:
  • Supported image formats: MJPG, YVY2
  • Static image resolution: 3840 × 3032
  • Video recording support:

    30 FPS 3840 × 3032

    30 FPS 3840 × 2160

    30 FPS 2592 × 1944

• Audio: Onboard microphone
• Operating voltage: 5V ± 5%
• Operating temperature: 0°C ~ 50°C
• Lens size: 10.80 × 10.80 × 5.9 (mm)
• Outline dimensions: 30.00 × 30.00 (mm)
• Supported systems: Windows, Linux

Working with Windows PC

Test Software

Currently, a camera software is generally pre-installed with Windows 10 systems. You can test it by opening the camera software that comes with your Windows computer.
If you are using the Windows 7 system, or if the camera software cannot be found in the system, you can download and install the AMCAP test software provided by us from Resources->Softwares.

Test Steps

Window camera software

• Search for "Camera" to open the software
• Click the gear icon in the upper left corner to open the settings interface, where you can set the resolution for taking pictures or videos

• Click the video or capture icon on the right to switch between recording and shooting

AMCap software

• Download and install AMCap software
• You can click on the Option option and select Video Capture Pin... or Still Capture Pin... to set the parameters of the image and video

Working with Raspberry Pi

• Open the Raspberry Pi terminal, enter the command to install the Luvcview software
  • sudo apt-get install luvcview -y
• After installation, enter the command on the terminal to open the software for USB camera testing

sudo luvcview -s 1920x1080

Working with Jetson Nano Developer Kit

• Open the Jetson Nano Developer Kit terminal (open with Ctrl+Alt+T or mouse click)
• Input the following command to preview:
  • nvgstcapture-1.0 --camsrc=0
• After inputting, a preview window will open

Note: In practical application, you may need to call with a program, and you can refer to Opencv and other related image processing library materials by yourself