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Camera Module - pcDuino V3 (2MP)
This 2M pixel camera module is capable of capturing 1616 x 1232 pixel array video and images and connects directly to your pcDuino V3. Connect the included ribbon cable to the CSI (Camera Serial Interface) port on your pcDuino, boot it up, and you are good to go!
The real strength of this camera module comes from the GC2035 image sensor. The GC2035 is a high quality CMOS image sensor, for mobile phone camera and digital camera applications. The GC2035 incorporates a 1616V x 1232H pixel array, on-chip 10-bit ADC, and image signal processor. It provides various data formats, such as Bayer RGB, RGB565, YCbCr 4:2:2.
Note: This module is only capable of taking pictures and video, not sound.
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Camera Module - pcDuino V3 (2MP) Product Help and Resources
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Would this work with a raspberry pi?
Can this be used with Arduino? If it is, I would consider getting one.
How long is the ribbon cable?
Judging from the quarter shot (measuring some pixels), and assuming it's a reasonably standard length, 10cm. I do wonder why the images don't have the customary rulers :)