Arducam IMX708 12MP NoIR Autofocus Wide-Angle Camera for Raspberry Pi
The Arducam IMX708 12MP NoIR Autofocus Wide-Angle Camera Module is a high-performance imaging solution for Raspberry Pi platforms, featuring a Sony back-illuminated CMOS sensor for superior low-light and infrared-sensitive applications.
Features
- Sony IMX708 12MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor delivers sharp, detailed images with excellent signal-to-noise ratio.
- Wide-angle autofocus lens with 120° diagonal FOV and fast Phase Detection Autofocus (PDAF) for broad scene coverage.
- NoIR (No IR-cut filter) design enables infrared sensitivity, ideal for night vision, astrophotography, and low-light monitoring.
- Supports High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging for enhanced detail in challenging lighting conditions.
- Optimized for Raspberry Pi camera interface, compatible with Pi 5, 4B+, 3B+, Zero W, CM4, and CM5.
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The Arducam IMX708 12MP NoIR Autofocus Wide-Angle Camera Module 3 integrates Sony’s advanced 1/2.43-inch back-illuminated CMOS sensor, providing 11.9-megapixel resolution (4608×2592) for high-fidelity image capture. Its 2.75mm focal length wide-angle lens offers a 120-degree diagonal field of view, making it suitable for expansive scene monitoring in robotics, surveillance, and creative vision projects.
Engineered for the Raspberry Pi ecosystem, this module connects via a standard 22-pin FPC interface and operates at 3.3V with a maximum power consumption of 1.16W. The fast Phase Detection Autofocus (PDAF) ensures quick and accurate focus from 5cm to infinity, while the NoIR design removes the IR-cut filter for enhanced sensitivity to infrared light, unlocking applications in astrophotography and night vision. The compact 24x25mm form factor allows for easy integration into embedded and DIY builds.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.01 kg |
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| Dimensions | 2.5 × 2.4 cm |
