This1.2mm diameter camera module, engineered for easy integration into various inspection applications. This flexible endoscope camera features a high-performance OCHTA10 sensor with a resolution of 200x200, delivering clear visuals for detailed examinations. It comes with four white LEDs to illuminate dark areas, enhancing visibility. With a focal length of 3.75mm and a field of view of 120°x88.8°, this USB2.0 camera module effectively captures comprehensive images in tight spaces, with a versatile focus range of 3mm to 50mm for different inspection depths. The compact design includes a slim 1.4mm cable diameter and a maximum length of 2 meters, making it easy to maneuver through challenging environments. Additionally, this endoscope camera module is compatible with Windows and Android systems, offering plug-and-play functionality for quick connections.
1.2mm diameter camera module and 1.4mm cable diameter.
OCHTA10 sensor with 200x200 resolution for clear visuals.
Four white LEDs for enhanced visibility in dark areas.
120°x88.8° with a focal length of 3.75mm.
Plug-and-play with Windows and Android systems.
| Product Name | 1.2mm Endoscope Camera Moudle |
| Focusing Range | 3-30mm |
| Focal Length | 0.175mm |
| Series | Endoscope Camera Module |
| FOV(H*V) | 100°*100° |
| TV Distortion | ＜-11% |
| Sensor | OCHFA10 |
| Output | USB2.0 UVC |
| Format | YUV&MJPG |
| Theory | Cmos Imaging |
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