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Arducam B0224 OV9281 1MP Global Shutter NoIR Mono Camera w/ M12 Mount

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The Arducam B0224 is a 1MP OV9281 global shutter monochrome camera module with a 130° M12 lens mount, designed for high-speed machine vision on Raspberry Pi 5/4/3/Zero and Compute Module 3+. It features a 2-lane MIPI CSI interface for plug-and-play integration with native V4L2 drivers.

Features

  • 1MP OV9281 Global Shutter Sensor for crisp, undistorted capture of fast-moving objects.
  • NoIR (Infrared Sensitive) design enhances low-light and IR performance for 24/7 vision applications.
  • High-Speed Imaging up to 309fps at 640×400 resolution in RAW8 mode for gesture detection and tracking.
  • 130° Ultra-Wide FOV M12 Lens provides a broad perspective for robotics, security, and automation.
  • Native Raspberry Pi Support via 2-lane MIPI CSI interface with official drivers for easy plug-and-play setup.

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Description

The Arducam B0224 OV9281 camera module delivers high-performance monochrome imaging tailored for embedded machine vision and automation on the Raspberry Pi platform. Its global shutter sensor eliminates motion blur by capturing all pixels simultaneously, making it ideal for applications involving fast-moving objects, such as robotic guidance, barcode scanning, and gesture recognition.

Featuring a NoIR (No Infrared filter) sensor, the module exhibits enhanced sensitivity in low-light conditions and can be paired with IR illumination for covert surveillance or night vision. The wide 130-degree field of view M12 lens mount allows for flexible lens swapping to suit different focal lengths and application needs. With its 2-lane MIPI CSI interface, the camera connects directly to Raspberry Pi’s camera port, supported by standard V4L2 drivers for seamless integration into Python, OpenCV, or C++ based vision pipelines.

Key Features

  • Global Shutter Monochrome Sensor eliminates rolling shutter distortion for high-speed motion capture.
  • NoIR (Infrared Sensitive) sensor extends operational range into low-light and IR-lit environments.
  • High Frame Rate Capability supports up to 309fps for real-time computer vision and tracking algorithms.
  • M12 Lens Mount System allows for interchangeable lenses to customize field of view and focus.
  • Native Raspberry Pi Driver Support ensures plug-and-play compatibility via standard V4L2 framework.
  • 2-Lane MIPI CSI Interface provides a high-bandwidth, low-latency connection to host processors.
  • Compact Form Factor (40x40mm) enables integration into space-constrained robotics and IoT devices.
  • Manual Focus Adjustment from 30cm to infinity allows precise tuning for specific application distances.

Applications

  • High-Speed Machine Vision for robotics, pick-and-place automation, and quality inspection.
  • Gesture Recognition and Eye Tracking in human-machine interfaces and VR/AR systems.
  • Low-Light and IR Surveillance for security systems, wildlife monitoring, and night vision.
  • Stereo Vision Setups using dual cameras for depth perception and 3D mapping.
  • Barcode and OCR Scanning in logistics, retail, and industrial automation.

Technical Specifications

Sensor ModelOV9281 Global Shutter
Resolution1MP (1280 x 800)
Pixel Size3 µm x 3 µm
Frame Rate (Max)309 fps @ 640x400 (RAW8)
Lens MountM12, 130° FOV (Diagonal)
IR SensitivityNoIR (Infrared Sensitive)
Output Format8/10-bit BW RAW
Output Interface2-lane MIPI CSI
CompatibilityRaspberry Pi 5/4/3/Zero/CM3+
Dimensions40 mm x 40 mm

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect and configure the Arducam B0224 with my Raspberry Pi?

Connect the camera's 22-pin FPC cable to the Raspberry Pi's CSI port. Enable the camera interface via `sudo raspi-config` under Interface Options. The module uses native V4L2 drivers, so it should be detected as `/dev/video0`. Install OpenCV or Picamera2 libraries to start capturing images and video streams programmatically in Python or C++.

What is the advantage of a global shutter sensor over a rolling shutter?

A global shutter captures all pixels in the sensor simultaneously, eliminating motion blur and distortion when imaging fast-moving objects. This is critical for machine vision tasks like barcode scanning, robotic guidance, and gesture recognition where temporal accuracy is paramount, unlike rolling shutters which scan rows sequentially.

Can I use this camera with IR LEDs for night vision applications?

Yes, the NoIR (No Infrared filter) sensor is highly sensitive to infrared light. Pairing the camera with 850nm or 940nm IR LEDs allows for covert, illumination-based night vision perfect for security surveillance, wildlife monitoring, or low-light automation without visible light pollution.

What software and libraries are compatible with this camera on Raspberry Pi?

The camera is compatible with standard Linux V4L2 frameworks. You can use OpenCV-Python, Picamera2, or libcamera for image capture and processing. For high-speed streaming, configure the resolution and frame rate in your code using the sensor's supported modes (e.g., 640x400 @ 309fps in RAW8 format).

Is the M12 lens interchangeable, and what are the focus adjustments?

Yes, the M12 mount allows you to swap lenses with standard M12 threads for different focal lengths or fields of view. Focus is manually adjustable by rotating the lens barrel, with a range from 30cm to infinity. Use a test pattern to fine-tune focus for your specific working distance.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Arducam B0224 OV9281 1MP Global Shutter NoIR Mono Camera Module
  • 1 x 150mm 15-pin to 22-pin FPC Cable (1.0mm to 0.5mm pitch)
  • 1 x 150mm 22-pin FPC Cable (0.5mm pitch)

Additional Information

Weight 0.02 kg
Dimensions 4 × 4 cm