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Arducam for Raspberry Pi Zero Camera Module, 5MP OV5647 1080P Webcam on Raspbian (Cables in 2 Kinds)

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Management number 239451047 Release Date 2026/07/14 List Price US$3.80 Model Number 239451047
Category
  • Pi compatible - Work natively with all Raspberry Pi models for your new project or drop-in replacement
  • Both cables - 2 cables included so you can switch between the camera connectors for the Pi Zero and Model A&B series
  • Specs - 5MP 1080P OV5647, crisp photos, and sharp videos with a decent frame rate
  • Easy to use – Easy setup with paper instructions to help you activate the camera feature on Raspbian.
  • Application: Small form factor for a tiny home video security system, monitoring 3D printer or other camera projects. Feel free to contact Arducam if you need any help with the product
ASIN B01LY05LOE
Brand Arducam
Model Name Arducam 5MP OV5647 Mini Camera Module
Item Weight 0.04 Pounds
Manufacturer Arducam
Model Number B0033+B0087
BuiltIn Media 5MP Mini Camera OV5647 Sensor, 15cm 15pin FPC cable, 15cm 15pin to 22pin 0.5mm pitch FPC cable
Mfr Part Number UCT_B0033+B0087
Processor Brand Broadcom
Processor Count 1
Total Usb Ports 1
Operating System Raspbian (a version of Linux)
Compatible Devices Raspberry Pi models
Warranty Description 6 months
Wireless Compability 802.11b
RAM Memory Technology LPDDR2
Connectivity Technology MIPI CSI
Item Dimensions L x W x H 2.36"L x 0.98"W x 0.94"H

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