This Arducam IMX477 High Quality motorized focus camera module integrates a motor that could be controlled by software for a smarter focus, and you will no longer focus the camera by screwing the lens with your bare hands. Instead, keyboard keys or OpenCV can be used to remotely control the focusing process of your HQ camera.
The same 12MP IMX477 High Quality Camera, but with smarter focus control – No more hand touching.
Focus motor controlled via camera I2C.
| Image Sensor | Sony 12.3MP IMX477 |
| Optical Size | 1/2.3″ (diagonal 7.857mm) |
| Resolution | 12.3MP |
| Active Pixels | 4056(H) x 3040(V) |
| Pixel Size | 1.55um x 1.55um |
| Frame Rates | [email protected], [email protected] and 640×[email protected]/90fps |
| Shutter Type | Rolling Shutter |
| Interface | 2-lane MIPI CSI-2 |
| Default Lens Mount | M12-Mount |
| Lens Model NO. | M23390H08 |
| Focal Length | 3.9mm |
| F.NO | 2.8 |
| MOD | 0.3 |
| Back Focal Length | 4.49mm |
| Lens Dimension | Φ14×18.67mm |
| Focus Distance | 80mm to infinity |
| Focus Type | Manual Focus |
| Field of View(FOV) | 75°(H) |
| IR Sensitivity | Integral 650nm IR fliter, visible light only |
| Peaking Current | 300mA |
| Camera Board Size | 38mm x 38mm |
| Power requirement | (with motorized motor): 3.3V/500mA max (without motorized motor): 3.3V/300mA max |
Standard Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano/Xavier NX can’t physically support a 4-lane connection (both of them only have 2-lane CSI connectors). Only the Raspberry Pi Compute Module and some 3rd party Jetson Carrier Boards come with 4-lane hardware support. Therefore, it’s not a general need.
Extra works, specifically camera drivers, are required for a 4-lane connection other than the 4-lane physical connector. And the drivers are limited by the performances of the platform itself. For example, 4-lane can’t unlock 4k video on Raspberry Pi because the VideoCore does not currently support it. Jetson Nano is also to some extent limited because of the encoding capabilities. You need to make sure you really need it.
