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Arducam 8MP IMX219 Wide Angle IR Sensitive Camera Module

₹3,259.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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This Arducam IMX219 camera module features an 8MP Sony sensor with a 175° wide-angle M12 lens and IR sensitivity (NoIR), designed for NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi via MIPI CSI-2 interface.

Features

  • 8MP Sony IMX219 Sensor – Delivers sharp 3280 x 2464 resolution images with high sensitivity, including infrared light (NoIR filter).
  • 175° Ultra-Wide-Angle M12 Lens – Provides a significantly wider field of view compared to standard camera modules for expansive scene capture.
  • High-Speed MIPI CSI-2 Interface – Supports 2-lane/4-lane connectivity for fast data transfer to NVIDIA Jetson Nano, Raspberry Pi, and other ARM/DSP/FPGA platforms.
  • High Frame Rate Performance – Capable of up to 120 FPS at 720p resolution, ideal for motion analysis and computer vision applications.

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Description

The Arducam IMX219 Wide Angle Camera Module is a cost-effective, high-performance imaging solution built around the 1/4-inch Sony IMX219 CMOS sensor. Its defining feature is the integrated 175° ultra-wide-angle M12 lens, which offers a panoramic field of view far exceeding typical board cameras. The sensor’s native IR sensitivity, achieved by omitting an infrared cut filter (NoIR), makes it suitable for specialized applications involving night vision, plant health monitoring, or security surveillance under IR illumination.

Engineered for seamless integration, the module communicates via a standard MIPI CSI-2 interface, compatible with popular embedded platforms like the NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi. Its compact 26mm x 26mm form factor and fixed-focus lens simplify mechanical design, while the included 15cm FPC cable ensures flexible mounting. This module is a versatile tool for developers and system integrators working on robotics, smart vision IoT nodes, and edge AI projects requiring wide-field, IR-capable vision.

Key Features

  • High-Resolution IR-Sensitive Imaging – Utilizes the Sony 8MP IMX219 sensor without an IR filter for capturing both visible and near-infrared light spectra.
  • Ultra-Wide 175-Degree Field of View – The fixed-focus M12 lens captures expansive scenes, ideal for surveillance, robotics, and environmental monitoring.
  • Flexible High-Speed Interface – MIPI CSI-2 2-lane/4-lane interface ensures low-latency, high-bandwidth image data transfer to host processors.
  • Multi-Platform Hardware Compatibility – Designed for NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi, with driver support extending to other ARM, DSP, and FPGA-based systems.
  • Compact and Lightweight Design – Measures just 26mm x 26mm and weighs 8g, enabling integration into space-constrained devices and mobile platforms.

Applications

  • Embedded Computer Vision & AI – Vision processing for NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi in robotics, object recognition, and edge AI inference.
  • Smart Surveillance & Security – Wide-angle monitoring for IoT security cameras, with IR sensitivity for low-light or night-vision scenarios.
  • Agricultural and Environmental Sensing – Plant health monitoring using NDVI analysis enabled by IR-sensitive imaging.
  • DIY Electronics and Maker Projects – Adding high-quality, wide-field vision to custom drones, smart home devices, or interactive art installations.

Technical Specifications

Image SensorSony 8MP IMX219 (1/4-inch)
Resolution8 MP (3280 x 2464 pixels)
Lens Type175° Wide Angle M12, Fixed Focus
IR SensitivityNo IR Filter (NoIR), sensitive to Infrared light
Frame Rate30 fps @ 8MP, 30 fps @ 1080p, 120 fps @ 720p
Data FormatRAW8 / RAW10
Lens EFL / F.NO2.5mm / F2.8
Field of View (D/H/V)175° (D) x 155° (H) x 115° (V)
InterfaceMIPI CSI-2 (2-lane / 4-lane)
Dimensions (L x W)26 mm x 26 mm
Weight8 g

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect this Arducam IMX219 module to a Raspberry Pi?

Connect the module's 15-pin FPC cable to the Raspberry Pi's CSI camera port. You must enable the camera interface via `raspi-config` or by editing the `/boot/config.txt` file. Install the necessary V4L2 drivers or use the official Raspberry Pi camera libraries. Ensure the ribbon cable is inserted with the correct orientation, matching the blue tape side to the board's connector markings for a secure MIPI CSI-2 link.

What does 'NoIR' or IR-sensitive mean for this camera?

'NoIR' indicates the sensor lacks an infrared (IR) cut filter, making it sensitive to near-infrared wavelengths (700-1000nm) in addition to visible light. This allows the camera to capture images under IR illumination for night vision, or to perform spectral analysis like NDVI in agriculture. For standard color photography, an external visible-light pass filter is recommended to block IR and prevent color distortion in daylight conditions.

Can this camera module be used with platforms other than Jetson Nano or Raspberry Pi?

Yes, the module uses a standard MIPI CSI-2 interface, making it compatible with any host system featuring a CSI-2 receiver, such as other ARM SoCs, FPGAs with MIPI bridges, or DSP boards. You will need to provide appropriate driver support and potentially adapt the physical connector. The electrical interface and data format (RAW8/RAW10) are well-documented, allowing integration into custom embedded vision systems.

What is the procedure for software setup on a Jetson Nano?

On the Jetson Nano, ensure you have the latest JetPack SDK installed. The camera should be detected via the CSI connector. Use NVIDIA's provided GStreamer pipelines or the `nvarguscamerasrc` plugin for video capture. For advanced control, you may need to compile or install V4L2 utilities compatible with the IMX219 sensor. Arducam often provides specific setup scripts and examples in their GitHub repository to streamline driver configuration and camera calibration.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Arducam 8MP IMX219 Wide Angle IR Sensitive (NoIR) Camera Module
  • 1 x 15cm 15-pin FPC Cable (1.0mm pitch)

Additional Information

Weight 0.008 kg
Dimensions 2.6 × 2.6 cm