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Arducam 12MP IMX477 Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ Camera w/ IR-Cut for Raspberry Pi & Jetson Nano

₹13,829.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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The Arducam PTZ Camera integrates a high-resolution 12MP Sony IMX477 sensor with a motorized pan-tilt-zoom lens and IR-Cut filter, providing a complete remote vision solution for Raspberry Pi 4/3B+/3 and Jetson Nano/Xavier NX platforms via MIPI interface.

Features

  • 12MP Sony IMX477 Sensor: Delivers high-resolution 4056×3040 stills and 1080p60 video for detailed imaging and machine vision applications.
  • Motorized Pan-Tilt-Zoom Lens: Enables remote directional and zoom control (4.38-10.71mm focal length), covering a 96° to 33° horizontal field of view.
  • Day/Night IR-Cut Filter: Switchable IR-cut filter ensures sharp, color-accurate imaging in daylight and enhanced sensitivity in low-light conditions.
  • Broad Platform Support: Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4/3B+/3 and NVIDIA Jetson Nano/Xavier NX via standard MIPI CSI-2 interface.
  • Complete Development Kit: Includes assembled PTZ unit, control board, ribbon cables, and mounting hardware for rapid integration.

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Description

The Arducam PTZ Camera is a professional-grade, remotely controllable vision module designed for embedded AI and monitoring projects. It combines a 12.3-megapixel Sony IMX477 back-illuminated sensor with a precision motorized lens assembly, offering optical zoom and mechanical pan/tilt capabilities. This allows a single unit to surveil wide areas typically requiring multiple fixed cameras.

Its integrated IR-cut filter automatically switches based on lighting conditions, maintaining color fidelity during the day and maximizing infrared sensitivity at night. The module communicates via a standard MIPI CSI-2 interface, ensuring plug-and-play compatibility with popular single-board computers. The included control board manages the servo motors for lens movement, making it an ideal, cost-effective solution for developers building advanced security systems, wildlife monitoring, or robotic vision applications.

Key Features

  • High-resolution 12MP Sony IMX477 sensor with 1.55µm large pixels for excellent low-light performance.
  • Motorized 3-axis PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) control for remote directional adjustment and framing.
  • Automatic IR-cut filter switch enables sharp daytime color imaging and high-sensitivity night vision.
  • Wide to telephoto zoom range with a horizontal field of view adjustable from 96° down to 33°.
  • Direct MIPI CSI-2 interface for seamless integration with Raspberry Pi and Jetson developer boards.
  • Supports high frame rates including 1080p at 60fps and 12MP stills at 30fps.
  • Includes dedicated control board and all necessary cables for immediate setup and prototyping.

Applications

  • Day & Night Security Camera Systems and Remote Monitoring
  • Wildlife Photography and Environmental Observation
  • Machine Vision, Motion Detection, and Object Tracking
  • Robotics and Autonomous Vehicle Vision Systems
  • Smart Home Automation and Video Analytics

Technical Specifications

Sensor ModelSony IMX477
Resolution12MP (4056 x 3040)
Pixel Size1.55 µm x 1.55 µm
Optical Size1/2.3"
Lens Focal Length4.38-10.71mm (Optical Zoom)
Horizontal FOV96° – 33°
InterfaceMIPI CSI-2
Video Modes (Raspberry Pi)1080p30, 720p60, 640x480p60/90
Max Frame Rate1920x1080 @ 60fps, 4032x3040 @ 30fps
IR FeatureMotorized IR-Cut Filter
Platform SupportRaspberry Pi 4/3B+/3, Jetson Nano/Xavier NX
Control Board ConnectorS6B-XH-A-1

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect and control the Arducam PTZ camera with my Raspberry Pi?

Connect the camera's MIPI ribbon cable to the Raspberry Pi's CSI port. Use the included jumper wires to link the PTZ control board to GPIO pins for power and servo signals. Install the Arducam software library and Python examples from GitHub to control pan, tilt, zoom, and capture images via script commands, configuring the servo pins in the provided code.

What software and libraries are required to operate this PTZ camera module?

You need the Arducam-Pivariety V4L2 driver and the Arducam PTZ Python library installed on your Raspberry Pi or Jetson system. These handle the IMX477 sensor stream and the servo motor controls. Configuration involves setting the correct I2C address and GPIO pins for the control board in the Python scripts, which manage focus, zoom, and pan/tilt movements programmatically.

How does the automatic IR-cut filter work for day/night vision?

The IR-cut filter is a mechanical switch controlled by the onboard PTZ control board. It can be toggled via a GPIO signal from your host computer. During daytime operation, the filter is engaged to block infrared light for accurate color reproduction. At night, the filter retracts, allowing full spectrum light including IR to reach the sensor, enhancing low-light and night vision sensitivity when used with IR illumination.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Arducam PTZ Lens Assembly (with 12MP IMX477 camera & control board)
  • 1 x 15-Pin to 22-Pin Ribbon Cable (30 cm / 11.8 in)
  • 1 x 22-Pin Ribbon Cable (30 cm / 11.8 in)
  • 1 x XH2.54 Jumper Wire with 6-Pin Female Connector (30 cm / 11.8 in)
  • 4 x Plastic Standoffs for Base Mounting

Additional Information

Weight 0.088 kg
Dimensions 8 × 10 × 4 cm