Raspberry Pi Infrared Camera Module V2, Supports Night Vision- Waveshare

PACKAGE CONTENT

1. RPi NoIR Camera V2 x 1
2. 15-pin FFC (opposite sides contact) x 1
3. Blue gel filter x 1

Features

1. Official Raspberry Pi Camera, supports all revisions of the Pi
2. Sony IMX219 8-megapixel sensor
3. Camera specifications
   • CCD size : 1/4inch
   • Aperture (F) : 2.0
   • Focal Length : 3.04mm
   • Field of View : 73.8 degree
4. 3280 x 2464 still picture resolution
5. Support 1080p30, 720p60 and 640x480p90 video record
6. No infrared filter, supports night vision
7. Dimension: 25mm x 24mm x 9mm

Development Resources

Wiki :www.waveshare.com/wiki/RPi_NoIR_Camera_V2

FAQs:

Q: What is the Raspberry Pi Infrared Camera Module V2 used for?

A: The Raspberry Pi Infrared Camera Module V2 is designed for capturing high-resolution images and videos in low-light and nighttime conditions. It’s ideal for night vision surveillance, security systems, and low-light imaging applications.

Q: What are the key features of the Raspberry Pi Infrared Camera Module V2?

A: Key features include a 5MP OV5647 sensor for high-resolution images, an IR filter for night vision, and compatibility with the Raspberry Pi’s Camera Serial Interface (CSI). It also includes IR LEDs for enhanced visibility in complete darkness.

Q: How do I connect the Infrared Camera Module V2 to my Raspberry Pi?

A: Connect the Infrared Camera Module V2 to your Raspberry Pi using the 15-pin ribbon cable that attaches to the CSI connector on the Raspberry Pi board. Ensure that the cable is properly seated and the connector is aligned correctly.

Q: Does the Infrared Camera Module V2 come with any additional accessories?

A: Yes, the Infrared Camera Module V2 comes with a 15-pin ribbon cable for connection. However, it does not include a case or mounting hardware, so you may need to acquire or design your own for housing the module.

Q: What kind of software or drivers are required for the Infrared Camera Module V2?

A: To use the Infrared Camera Module V2, you need to enable the camera interface in the Raspberry Pi configuration settings. You can then use the raspistill or raspivid commands for capturing images and videos. No additional drivers are required.