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SF-SPIOS55-2A09
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For portable inspection devices built around mobile hosts, the SF-SPIOS55-2A09 combines two camera directions with a compact Ø7.9mm housing and an iOS/Android integration direction. The main camera is optimized around a 5cm focus distance and the sub camera around 4cm, allowing the device to observe two nearby target zones without relying on one optical axis. USB2.0, 3.3V/5V power and 8+1 white LEDs support portable dual-view inspection hardware. Difference: Its defining value is the combination of dual-view imaging and an iOS/Android host direction, rather than higher frame rate or a three-camera architecture. | ![]() |
Selection Requirement | Standard Direction | Selection Note |
Host Direction | iOS / Android | Use when the final device is designed around a mobile operating environment; actual host compatibility still requires verification. |
Viewing Requirement | Dual camera | Suitable when two optical directions are needed within one compact front end. |
Focus Zones | Main: 5cm / Sub: 4cm | Confirm that the two target surfaces align with these close-range distances. |
View Angle | 78° | Check whether local coverage matches the target area. |
Mechanical Space | 18.5 × Ø7.9mm | Confirm the portable device can accommodate the housing. |
Lighting | 8+1 white LEDs | Check power budget and target reflectivity. |
· Dual-View Imaging — captures two inspection directions without requiring a three-camera structure.
· Mobile Host Direction — is designed around iOS/Android integration for portable inspection equipment.
· 5cm / 4cm Focus Zones — match two nearby target distances in one device.
· 8+1 White LEDs — provide local illumination for both viewing directions.
· 3.3V / 5V Power Support — gives the device team more flexibility when planning the portable power architecture.
This model is most useful when the inspection hardware is part of a portable system controlled by a phone, tablet or other iOS/Android-based host. The dual-view structure adds a second viewing direction, while the mobile host direction differentiates it from PC-oriented USB dual-view models. Final device compatibility should still be validated with the intended hardware and software stack.
Parameter | Specification |
Model | SF-SPIOS55-2A09 |
Sensor Format | 1/9-inch CMOS |
Resolution | 1280 × 720 |
Pixel Size | 1.4μm |
View Angle | 78° |
F Number | F2.8 |
Best Focus | Main camera: 5cm; Sub camera: 4cm |
Interface | USB2.0 |
Power | 3.3V / 5V |
Dimensions | 18.5 × Ø7.9mm |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to +60°C |
Operating System Direction | iOS / Android |
LED | 8+1 white SMD LEDs, 6000–7000K |
· Smartphone-Based Inspection Device — The mobile host direction and dual-view structure suit portable inspection products controlled from a phone or tablet. Verify the final host interface and application.
· Portable Dual-View Borescope — Two viewing directions can reduce probe repositioning while the mobile host provides field portability.
· Mobile Pipe and Cavity Inspection Tool — Suitable for close-range field inspection where a main and secondary camera observe different surfaces.
· OEM Android / iOS Inspection Accessory — Can be integrated into a dedicated accessory product designed around a validated mobile host and application stack.
· Host integration: Provide the target iOS/Android device, connector route, application environment and power architecture for compatibility evaluation.
· Dual-view geometry: Provide the direction and distance of both targets if the standard main/sub camera layout does not match.
· Lighting: Provide target reflectivity, cavity brightness and available power so the 8+1 LED arrangement can be reviewed.
· Mechanical fit: Provide the available Ø7.9mm space, insertion length and enclosure drawing.
Final configuration should be confirmed through engineering review and sample verification before mass production.
Does iOS/Android in the specification mean every phone or tablet is guaranteed to work?
No. The final host connector, USB role, software and power architecture must be verified with the intended device.
Why use dual view on a mobile inspection tool?
It can provide a second inspection direction without moving to a larger three-camera structure.
What are the best-focus distances?
5cm for the main camera and 4cm for the sub camera.
Is the frame rate confirmed?
The provided specification does not state a maximum video frame rate, so it should not be promoted as a high-frame-rate model.
What information is needed before sample testing?
Target mobile host, two target directions and distances, lighting, mechanical space and connector route.
Please send the intended iOS/Android host, connector and power arrangement, target direction and distance for both cameras, available Ø7.9mm space and lighting condition. We can then review the dual-view mobile integration direction.