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Audio Pickup Board |
4 Channel Selector for Camera Monitoring |
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low cost CMOS video camera modules are ideal for many applications like
security systems, video phones, industrial machine monitoring and toys.
They use high quality image sensors made by
OmniVision,
one of the world leaders in this field of electronics. For a detailed discussion
on the benefits of CMOS technology over CCD
Click Here. These cameras are not designed as consumer items but are
ideal for equipment manufacturers, experimenters and hobbyists. The modules
are provided without housings.
You will need to make a few electrical connections and have a regulated
input voltage. The C-CAM modules are intended to be PCB-mounted.
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CCIR, EIA & NTSC Explained
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black & white modules, 50Hz CCIR is for the UK and the rest of the world;
60Hz EIA is for the north American market. For colour modules, PAL is
for the UK and most of the rest of the world; NTSC is for the USA.
In the lens specifications, f is focal length, F is aperture, FOV is
the Field Of View.
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You may download the data sheets of Omnivision chips from
ovt.com
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will need
Acrobat Reader
Version 4 or above to view the PDF files the camera documentation.
Click on the Acrobat button to download the latest version.
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prices on bigger quantities of camera modules.
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MUST use a REGULATED power supply with these cameras (our
Order Code PSU345 is suitable). Do NOT use a common
unregulated power supply. Most modules require 5Vdc ±0.5V and a few models
require 9Vdc (Order Code PSU443). Check the documentation
before powering up.
All cameras are tested before shipment. We do not give refunds on cameras
damaged by excess voltage.
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