ESP32 Camera Module
The ESP32 Camera Module WiFi Module Bluetooth boasts a compact camera module with a 2MP OV2640 camera, perfect for facial recognition. This highly competitive module has a small footprint of just 40 x 27 mm and can function as a standalone minimum system. With a deep sleep current of up to 6mA, it is a popular choice for various IoT applications.
Ideal for use in a wide range of settings, including home smart technology, industrial wireless control systems, monitoring solutions, and various IoT applications.
By utilizing a DIP package, this module allows for easy insertion into the backplane and enables swift production of products. Such a high-quality connection method not only ensures reliability but also simplifies its use in a range of IoT hardware devices.
The ESP system combines WiFi, traditional Bluetooth, and BLE Beacon capabilities, utilizing two powerful 32-bit LX6 CPUs with a 7-stage pipeline architecture. It boasts a main frequency adjustment range of 80MHz to 240MHz and includes built-in sensors such as Hall sensor and temperature sensor.
Please take note of the following information.
There may be a margin of error of ±2% in the product’s dimensions. Additionally, the product’s color may vary slightly due to lighting conditions.
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The ESP32 Camera Module comes equipped with a high-quality OV2640 2MP Camera Module and Bluetooth capabilities.
The ESP32 Camera Module Bluetooth features a 2MP OV2640 Camera Module.
The characteristics of this product include its unique design, advanced technology, and high-quality materials.
The $10 ESP32-CAM is a powerful development board that combines the features of an ESP32 microcontroller and a camera.
The tiniest Wi-Fi BT SoC module, compatible with 802.11b/g/n networks.
This 32-bit CPU has the capability to serve as both a low power option and an application processor.
With a clock speed of up to 160MHz, the computing power can reach a maximum of 600 DMIPS.
Featuring a generous 520 KB SRAM as well as an additional 4MPSRAM, this device offers ample storage options for all your needs.
Supports various communication protocols and interfaces such as UART, SPI, I2C, PWM, ADC and DAC.
Support both the OV2640 and OV7670 cameras, along with a built-in flash lamp.
Assist with uploading images through WiFI.
TF card support is available.
Offers various sleep options.
Incorporated both Lwip and FreeRTOS.
Enables STA/AP/STA AP operation.
Back Smart Config/AirKiss technology.
Support for both local and remote firmware upgrades is available for serial port connections, also known as FOTA.
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Introducing the ESP32-S WiFi 802.11 b/g/n Bluetooth 4.2 LE module, complete with a PCB antenna, u.FL connector, and ample memory storage of 32Mbit SPI flash and 4MBit PSRAM.
The external storage option includes a micro SD card slot that can accommodate up to 4GB.
The device allows you to capture moments and memories with ease.
The FPC connector is a critical component for connecting various electronic devices.
Backing for OV2640 or OV7670 cameras, which are typically sold together with a board.
Supported image formats include JPEG (only compatible with OV2640), BMP, and grayscale.
The flashlight is equipped with LED technology, providing a bright and efficient source of light.
Increased to 16x through-holes with expanded capabilities including UART, SPI, I2C, and PWM.
Misc: Button to reset.
5V is supplied via pin header
Energy Usage:
The flash LED consumes 180mA at 5V when it is turned off.
Turn on the flash LED at its highest brightness setting, drawing 310mA of power from a 5V source.
The minimum current required for deep sleep is 6mA at 5V.
The modem operates on minimal power while in sleep mode, drawing only 20mA at a minimum of 5V.
The minimum current for light sleep is 6.7mA at a voltage of 5V.
The dimensions of the ESP32 are 40 mm by 27 mm by 12 mm in length, width and height, respectively.
The operating temperature range is -20 ℃ to 85 ℃, while the storage temperature range is -40 ℃ to 90 ℃ at less than 90% relative humidity.
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