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This OV9734 CMOS Sensor 720P HD Image Separate Endoscope Camera Module based on the OV9734 image sensor consists of two parts: the optical front end and the control main board. It transmits MIPI high-speed signals through a Type-C interface and finally outputs data through a USB2.0 UVC plug-and-play interface, specially designed for internal visual acquisition scenarios of equipment. Its separate design can flexibly adapt to different installation spaces; the miniaturized hardware architecture paired with 6 0201-spec LEDs provides sufficient fill light in dim environments such as inside equipment. The 102°±5° wide angle expands imaging coverage, and combined with 5V standard power supply and dual physical interfaces (Type-C female socket + 1.0mm pitch 5PIN female socket), it ensures stable transmission and easy integration. Compliant with RoHS standards, it can directly output industrial-grade digital image signals, making it a practical and cost-effective dedicated imaging component. | ![]() |
Separate Design: The optical front end is separated from the control main board, flexibly adapting to different installation spaces inside equipment for easy integration.
OV9734 Sensor: Stably outputs 720P HD images, accurately adapting to internal visual acquisition needs of equipment.
6 0201-Spec LEDs: Compact with sufficient fill light, adapting to dim scenarios and ensuring imaging clarity.
102°±5° Wide Angle: Expands imaging coverage and reduces observation blind spots inside equipment.
2.Industrial Simple Inspection: Can be configured in low-precision visual inspection stations on production lines. With its low cost and high stability, it implements a cost-effective and stable inspection solution.
3.Intelligent Interactive Terminals: Can be adapted to real-time image acquisition of human-computer interaction equipment. With its plug-and-play and stable imaging, it meets the needs of user interaction and image transmission.
4.Modular Equipment Docking: Can connect to finished equipment that needs an external camera unit. With its standardized interface, it provides a fast and standardized integration solution.
Product Name | Bare LED Endoscope Camera Module |
Image Sensor | OV974 CMOS Sensor |
Pixel | 1MP |
Diameter | 3.3mm |
View Angle | 102° |
| Resolution | 720P |
| Type | Separate |
F NO | 4.0 |
Product Type | Butoon Photo Endoscope Camera Module |
Led | 6pcs 0201 Led |
Interface | USB 5Pin |
Feature | CMOS sensor Endoscope Camera Module |
Type-C transmits MIPI signals to the DSP board (high-speed, low-latency for 30FPS raw images); USB 5Pin outputs via USB 2.0 (supports UVC). This avoids signal interference & enables plug-and-play with computers/inspection tools.
Yes. It has passed international certifications including CE, FCC, RoHS, and REACH, meeting regulatory standards of most countries/regions—no extra compliance adjustments are needed for overseas use.
Fits diverse depths (0.1mm chip close-ups, 102° wide shots). Adjust the lens focus ring slightly — no complex calibration.
It supports the UVC Protocol, enabling plug-and-play functionality with mainstream systems (Windows, Linux, Android, MacOS) without extra drivers. The Separated design also allows flexible arrangement of the lens and control board to fit installation spaces.