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SF-C50USB-D1.5-Side
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This 1.5mm medical side-view OCHTA10 CSI detachable endoscope camera module is equipped with OmniVision’s OCHTA10 CMOS sensor. With its ultra-small 1.5mm lens diameter and side-view imaging design, it achieves precise observation in narrow spaces—the tiny lens easily enters fine lumens or gaps between precision structures, while the side-view output flexibly captures lateral areas that traditional forward-view lenses cannot reach, greatly expanding inspection coverage. The module supports 400×400 resolution and up to 30FPS; paired with a 1/31-inch sensor and 1.008 μm × 1.008 μm pixel size, it still renders clear details in micro scenes. Both horizontal and diagonal fields of view are 86°, together with an F5.0 aperture, 5–50 mm focus range, and 0.418 mm focal length, delivering sharp images at close distances with distortion kept below −11 %. It uses manual focus and, via USB 2.0, is compatible with the UVC protocol for true plug-and-play convenience. The separated design increases installation flexibility, while SMT process and AA (active alignment) production guarantee consistency and reliability in volume manufacturing, making it suitable for medical minimally invasive examinations and precision electronics inspection where space is strictly limited. | ![]() |
Spatial Adaptability: 1.5 mm ultra-mini lens plus side-view optics allow entry into micro-lumens and tight gaps, extending inspection reach.
Precise Optics: 86° H-V/D-FOV, F5.0, 5–50 mm focus, 0.418 mm focal length deliver accurate focus and < –11 % distortion for true-to-life imaging.
Plug-and-Play Convenience: USB 2.0 / UVC, manual focus; instant setup and easy on-site adjustment.
Structural & Process Assurance: Detachable design for flexible mounting; SMT + AA manufacturing secures long-term alignment and durability.
Cultural-Relic Microscopy: Non-invasive examination of book interleaves or bronze-ware engravings; side-view captures lateral layers and residual information, and manual focus records fine artifact details with precision.
Automotive Precision Component Service: Enter fuel injectors, gearbox gears, and other cramped cavities; side-view reveals meshing accuracy and interface oxidation while low distortion ensures accurate diagnosis.
Industrial Micro-Space Maintenance: Inspect blockages, corrosion, or wear inside sub-5 mm pipes and tight valve/pump clearances; side-view provides complete wall coverage, with 5–50 mm focus adapting to varying distances.
Medical Micro-Invasive Examination: Introduced via natural orifices or micro-incisions; side-view inspects sidewall mucosal lesions in body cavities. 86° wide angle shows full tissue detail; USB 2.0 plug-and-play integrates with standard medical monitors.
Precision Electronics Inspection: Access between chip pins and PCB solder joints; side-view reveals lateral soldering defects such as voids or skipped joints at 400 × 400 resolution.
Sensor | OCHFA10 |
Lens Material | Plastic |
Connector | Mini USB-5P |
Diameter | 3.6mm |
F No. | 5.0 |
Basic tolerance | ±0.1mm |
Focusing Range | 5~50mm |
Focal Length | 0.418mm |
F Number | 4.0 |
FOV(H*V) | 86°*86° |
TV Distortion | <-11% |
FAQ
1. How to evaluate the cost performance of the module?
Comprehensive resolution, durability and after-sales support are required, and MTBF indicators can be prioritized in industrial scenarios.
2. Can I buy a used medical endoscope module?
Sterilization history, sensor wear (e.g. number of hours on) must be confirmed, and must be re-certified by the original manufacturer, otherwise there is a risk of cross-infection or performance.
3. What are the typical requirements for custom modules?
Common requirements include special dimensions (e.g., 1mm diameter), multispectral imaging (e.g., fluorescence navigation), and interface protocol adaptation (e.g., interfacing with DICOM systems).