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Arducam B0098 MT9N001 1/2.3-Inch 9MP Color Camera Module

₹3,359.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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The Arducam B0098 is a 9-megapixel CMOS camera module built around the MT9N001 sensor, delivering high-resolution 3488 x 2616 images at 9.7 fps. It features an 8/12-bit parallel interface for direct integration with embedded platforms and is compatible with the Arducam USB Shield for evaluation on Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi systems.

Features

  • 9MP MT9N001 Sensor: Features a 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor with a 3488 x 2616 resolution for capturing highly detailed still images and video.
  • High-Speed Parallel Interface: Utilizes an 8-bit or 12-bit parallel data bus for fast, low-latency image transfer to host microcontrollers or FPGAs.
  • Broad Platform Compatibility: Works seamlessly with the Arducam USB Camera Shield for quick prototyping on Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi.
  • Optimized Optical Performance: Offers a 62.7dB dynamic range and 0.44V/lux-sec responsivity for clear imaging in varying light conditions.

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Description

The Arducam B0098 camera module integrates the MT9N001 CMOS image sensor, a 1/2.3-inch optical format component designed for industrial-grade imaging applications. Its 9-megapixel resolution and RGB Bayer pattern enable the capture of crisp, color-accurate photographs and video streams. The module’s architecture supports a maximum frame rate of 9.7 frames per second at full resolution, balancing detail with throughput for machine vision, inspection systems, and high-quality documentation.

Engineered for straightforward system integration, the module provides a flexible parallel digital interface configurable for 8-bit or 12-bit data output, simplifying connections to a wide range of processors and development boards. Its compact form factor and standardized mounting make it an ideal choice for embedding into custom devices where space and image fidelity are critical parameters.

Key Features

  • High-resolution 9-megapixel (3488x2616) CMOS image sensor.
  • RGB Bayer color filter pattern for full-color image capture.
  • Configurable 8-bit or 12-bit parallel digital video output interface.
  • Capable of 9.7 frames per second at maximum resolution.
  • High dynamic range of 62.7dB for improved contrast in challenging lighting.
  • Responsivity of 0.44V/lux-sec for efficient light-to-signal conversion.
  • Designed for compatibility with Arducam's USB evaluation shield.
  • Compact 1/2.3-inch optical format for space-constrained designs.

Applications

  • Industrial machine vision and automated optical inspection (AOI) systems.
  • High-detail documentation cameras for scientific and research equipment.
  • Embedded vision for robotics, drones, and autonomous platforms.
  • Quality control and measurement applications requiring precise imaging.
  • Prototyping and development of custom USB or embedded camera devices.

Technical Specifications

Sensor ModelMT9N001 CMOS
Resolution9 MP (3488 x 2616)
Optical Format1/2.3-Inch
Pixel Size1.75 x 1.75 µm
Max Frame Rate9.7 fps @ Full Resolution
Interface8-bit / 12-bit Parallel
Dynamic Range62.7 dB
Responsivity0.44 V/lux-sec
Color FilterRGB Bayer Pattern
Primary CompatibilityArducam USB Camera Shield (Windows/Linux/Raspberry Pi)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary interface for the Arducam B0098 module, and how do I connect it?

The B0098 module uses a parallel digital interface, configurable for either 8-bit or 12-bit data output. You connect it directly to the GPIO or a dedicated camera interface on a host microcontroller or FPGA. For quick evaluation without soldering, use the Arducam USB Camera Shield, which provides a bridge to a standard USB port for use on a PC or single-board computer. Ensure you match the voltage levels and follow the pinout defined in the module's datasheet.

Can I use this camera directly with a Raspberry Pi without an adapter?

No, the B0098's parallel interface is not directly compatible with the Raspberry Pi's CSI camera connector. To use it with a Raspberry Pi, you must employ the Arducam USB Camera Shield. This shield converts the module's parallel output to USB video class (UVC), allowing it to be recognized as a standard webcam by Raspberry Pi OS. This setup is ideal for prototyping high-resolution computer vision applications on the Pi platform.

What software or drivers are needed to capture images on a Windows PC?

When used with the Arducam USB Camera Shield, the B0098 module appears as a standard UVC (USB Video Class) device. No special drivers are required for Windows 10 or 11; the operating system will use its built-in UVC drivers. You can then capture video and images using any software that supports webcams, such as OpenCV, OBS Studio, or the native Windows Camera application, providing immediate plug-and-play functionality.

What is the significance of the 62.7dB dynamic range specification?

A dynamic range of 62.7 decibels indicates the camera sensor's ability to capture detail in both very dark shadows and very bright highlights within the same scene. A higher dB value means a wider range of light intensities can be distinguished, reducing washed-out or completely black areas. This is crucial for industrial inspection, outdoor robotics, or any application where lighting conditions are variable or uncontrolled, ensuring more usable image data.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Arducam B0098 CMOS MT9N001 1/2.3-Inch 9MP Color Camera Module

Additional Information

Weight 0.025 kg
Dimensions 5 × 5 × 5 cm