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Waveshare IMX219-120 Camera Module, 120° FOV, for Jetson Nano

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The Waveshare IMX219-120 Camera is an 8-megapixel module featuring a wide 120° field of view, designed for direct integration with NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi Compute Module platforms. It provides a compact vision solution for embedded AI and computer vision applications.

Features

  • 8MP IMX219 sensor delivers high-resolution 3280 x 2464 images for detailed computer vision and AI inference tasks.
  • Ultra-wide 120° diagonal field of view captures expansive scenes, ideal for robotics, surveillance, and immersive applications.
  • Direct compatibility with NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi CM3/CM3+/CM4 via standard 15-pin FFC cable for seamless integration.
  • Compact form factor with 1/4-inch sensor and F2.0 aperture ensures good low-light performance in a small footprint.
  • Includes mounting screw holes and provides 3.3V power output for simplified mechanical and electrical attachment.

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Description

The Waveshare IMX219-120 Camera Module integrates a Sony IMX219 CMOS sensor into a compact, ready-to-use package tailored for embedded vision systems. Its 8-megapixel resolution supports detailed image capture for object detection, facial recognition, and machine learning pipelines on edge AI platforms like the Jetson Nano.

Engineered with a wide-angle 120° diagonal FOV lens, this module is suited for applications requiring broad scene coverage without multiple cameras. It connects via a standard 15-pin flat flex cable (FFC) and operates at 3.3V, drawing minimal power for always-on vision applications. The module is structurally supported by four mounting holes, facilitating secure installation in robotic platforms or enclosures.

Key Features

  • High-resolution 8MP Sony IMX219 CMOS sensor for crisp image capture.
  • 120-degree ultra-wide-angle lens minimizes blind spots in surveillance and robotics.
  • Direct hardware compatibility with NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi Compute Module series.
  • Standard 15-pin FFC interface ensures reliable connection and easy replacement.
  • Compact design with integrated mounting points for robust mechanical integration.
  • 3.3V low-voltage operation suitable for portable and battery-powered edge devices.
  • F2.0 aperture provides adequate light intake for various indoor and outdoor conditions.

Applications

  • Embedded AI and computer vision on NVIDIA Jetson Nano for object detection and tracking.
  • Robotics navigation and environmental perception using wide-angle scene capture.
  • Surveillance and security systems requiring high-resolution, wide-field monitoring.
  • Educational and prototyping platforms for Raspberry Pi Compute Module-based vision projects.
  • Smart home automation and IoT devices incorporating visual sensing capabilities.

Technical Specifications

Sensor ModelSony IMX219
Resolution8 MP (3280 x 2464)
Lens ApertureF2.0
Focal Length1.79mm
Diagonal Field of View (FOV)120°
Sensor Size1/4 inch
Operating Voltage3.3V
Interface15-pin FFC (opposite sides contact)
Distortion<13.6%
Dimensions (Shipping)11 x 5 x 2 cm

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect and configure this IMX219-120 camera with my NVIDIA Jetson Nano?

Connect the camera's 15-pin FFC cable to the dedicated MIPI CSI-2 connector on the Jetson Nano carrier board. Power the Nano and boot into JetPack OS. Use the pre-installed GStreamer or NVIDIA's V4L2 utilities to test the camera feed. For Python development, install the Jetson.GPIO and OpenCV libraries to capture and process frames directly from the /dev/video0 device node.

Is this camera compatible with the latest Raspberry Pi OS (Bullseye) and libcamera?

Compatibility depends on the driver stack. The older Raspicam driver may require manual installation on Bullseye. For libcamera, check if a dedicated IMX219 driver with 120° FOV support is available. It is recommended to use the camera with Raspberry Pi Compute Modules (CM3/CM4) and their official IO boards, where driver support is often more stable and documented by the board manufacturer.

What is the power requirement and how do I supply power to this camera module?

The module operates at 3.3V. The power is typically supplied through the 15-pin FFC interface from the host board (like Jetson Nano or Compute Module IO board). Ensure your carrier board provides a stable 3.3V output on the CSI connector pins. Do not apply voltage directly to the sensor pins; always use the standard interface cable to avoid damaging the sensitive MIPI circuitry.

Package Includes

  • 1 x IMX219-120 Camera Module
  • 1 x 15-pin FFC Cable (opposite sides contact)

Additional Information

Weight 0.013 kg
Dimensions 5 × 11 × 2 cm