Arduino Camera – OV7670
$24.64
$34.99
The OV7670 Camera Module is a low-cost camera module designed for use with Arduino and other microcontroller platforms. It features the OV7670 image sensor, which provides basic image capture capabilities suitable for low-resolution and hobbyist applications. This module is ideal for educational projects, DIY electronics, and simple image processing tasks.Key Features:VGA (640×480) resolution capabilityLow power consumptionSmall form factor, easy to integrate with ArduinoIncludes an integrated image sensor (OV7670)Supports various output formats, including RGB565 and YUV422Built-in FIFO buffer to store image data temporarilyTechnical Specifications:Image Sensor: OV7670 CMOSResolution: VGA (640×480 pixels)Output Formats: RGB565, YUV422Power Supply: 3.3V DC (requires voltage regulator for Arduino 5V supply)Interface: 8-bit parallel data busOperating Temperature Range: -20°C to 70°CFrame Rate: Up to 30 frames per second (fps) at VGA resolutionLens Type: Fixed-focus lensApplications:Basic image capture and processingEducational and experimental projects involving image processingLow-resolution video streamingSimple security or surveillance systemsIntegration with Arduino for image-related applicationsUsage:Connection: Connect the OV7670 module to the Arduino using the provided pin headers. Typically, connections include power (3.3V), ground, and data lines.Configuration: Use Arduino libraries and example code to configure the camera module and capture images. The module usually requires initialization and setup via I2C or SPI.Processing: Retrieve image data from the module and process it using Arduino or other compatible microcontrollers.Integration: Integrate the camera module into your project to enable image capturing or video streaming functionality.Caution:The OV7670 operates at 3.3V, so be careful not to apply 5V directly to the module to avoid damage.Properly handle and secure the module to avoid damage to the delicate components.Ensure correct wiring and connections according to the module’s datasheet to avoid communication issues.
Arduino & Microcontrollers