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2MPx OV2311 Monochrome Global Shutter camera - USB 2.0/UVC - ArduCam B0322
Monochrome 2 MPx USB camera with global shutter: up to 50 frames per second and no driver installation.
- 1/2.9" OV2311 sensor with 1600 x 1200 px resolution
- M12 lens with a 75° field of view and distortion below 1%
- Infrared-sensitive sensor, no IR filter
- External trigger input and strobe output
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USB global shutter camera for machine vision
ArduCam B0322 is a USB 2.0 camera with a monochrome OV2311 sensor and a global shutter. It records 1600 x 1200 px video at up to 50 frames per second. As a UVC camera, it works as soon as you connect it to a computer, with no driver installation.
The 1/2.9" sensor has 3 x 3 µm pixels and no infrared filter, so it also captures infrared (IR) light. You can illuminate a dark scene with, for example, an IR LED illumination module. The M12 lens with a 75° horizontal angle has distortion below 1%.
B0322 camera with a 1 m USB cable
1600 x 1200 px
2 MPx resolution, monochrome OV2311 sensor
50 fps
in MJPG format at full resolution
75°
horizontal field of view, distortion below 1%
200 mA
maximum current draw from a 5 V USB port
Front with the M12 lens and back of the board with the USB socket
Sharp images of fast-moving objects
The global shutter exposes all pixels at the same moment, so a fast-moving object is not stretched or skewed as it would be with a rolling shutter.
The USB socket is on the back of the 38 x 38 mm board. The mounting holes match 34 x 34 mm and 28 x 28 mm spacing, so you can screw the board into any enclosure with either of these spacings.
Works right away on Windows, Linux and macOS
The camera is UVC-compliant, so it uses the drivers built into Windows, Linux and macOS. The manufacturer also lists Raspberry Pi and Android, so you can connect the camera to, for example, a Raspberry Pi 5.
In MJPG format, the camera streams up to 50 frames per second at resolutions from 1600 x 1200 px down to 160 x 120 px, and uncompressed YUY2 at 5 frames per second.
Camera connected to a laptop USB port
Back of the ArduCam camera board
External trigger and strobe signal output
In external trigger mode, the camera takes a picture on the rising edge of the signal applied to pad F, and you connect pad G to ground. The pulse must last at least 2 µs. With the shortest manual exposure in MJPG format, you get up to 45 pictures per second.
You can enable the mode in AMCap or with the v4l2-ctl command - the manufacturer's guide explains it step by step. The camera also has a strobe output signaling the exposure.
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Practical applications
- Eye and gesture tracking: motion-blur-free images during fast eye and hand movements
- Iris and face recognition: sensor sensitive to infrared light from an illuminator
- Motion and depth detection: image from a lens with distortion below 1%
- Astrophotography and home monitoring: monochrome image in low light
Camera module with lens
Is it the right choice for you?
A good choice if:
- You are building a vision system for tracking fast-moving objects
- You need an infrared-sensitive camera, e.g. for eye tracking
- You want to trigger pictures with a signal from an external circuit or sensor
Consider another option if:
- You need a color image from a USB camera: 2MPx OV2710 camera with IR-CUT - ArduCam B0506
- You want to connect an OV2311 camera to Jetson Nano: OV2311 camera for Jetson Nano - ArduCam B0221
Fun fact
A sensor built for eye tracking
According to the manufacturer, the OV2311 has high quantum efficiency in the near infrared. As a result, the infrared illuminator in an eye tracking system can have lower power.
Source: Arducam: B0322 product page (EN)
Frequently asked questions
Does the ArduCam B0322 camera require driver installation?
No. It is a UVC camera that uses the drivers built into Windows, Linux and macOS.
How many frames per second does the B0322 camera record?
Up to 50 frames per second in MJPG format, including at the full 1600 x 1200 px resolution. In YUY2 format the camera records at 5 frames per second.
Does the B0322 camera have a replaceable lens?
No. The manufacturer states that the M12 lens is not replaceable, and its horizontal field of view is 75°.
Does the B0322 camera capture infrared light?
Yes. The camera has no infrared filter, so the OV2311 sensor also captures infrared (IR) light.
Does the B0322 camera work with Raspberry Pi?
Yes. The manufacturer lists Raspberry Pi among devices you can connect the camera to via USB.
Technical specification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ArduCam |
| Manufacturer code | B0322 |
| Sensor | OmniVision OV2311, monochrome, global shutter |
| Optical format | 1/2.9" |
| Resolution | 1600 x 1200 px (2 MPx) |
| Pixel size | 3 x 3 µm |
| Dynamic range | 68 dB |
| Image formats | MJPG, YUY2 |
| MJPG frame rate | up to 50 fps at resolutions of 1600 x 1200 px, 1280 x 960 px, 1280 x 720 px, 800 x 600 px, 640 x 480 px, 320 x 240 px and 160 x 120 px |
| YUY2 frame rate | 5 fps at resolutions of 1600 x 1200 px, 1280 x 720 px and 800 x 600 px |
| Lens | M12 x 0.5 mm, focal length 2.8 mm, distortion below 1%, not replaceable |
| Field of view | 75° horizontal |
| Infrared filter | none, infrared-sensitive sensor |
| Automatic functions | exposure, white balance |
| Triggering | external, rising edge on pad F, pulse from 2 µs; strobe signal output |
| Interface | USB 2.0, UVC |
| Connector on the board | 4-pin, ZHR-4 |
| USB cable | 1 m |
| Power supply | 5 V from USB port, max. 200 mA |
| Compatibility | Windows, Linux, macOS and systems with UVC support |
| Microphone | none |
| Operating temperature | -20 °C to 70 °C |
| Mounting hole spacing | compatible with 34 x 34 mm and 28 x 28 mm |
| Board dimensions | 38 x 38 mm |
Useful links
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB |
| Resolution | 1600x1200px |
| Camera - matrix | OV2311 |
| Camera - IR filter | No |
| Camera - lens | M12x0.5 |
| Camera - format | 1/2,9 " |
| Camera - type | module |
| Width | 5.4 cm |
| Height | 8.4 cm |
| Depth | 5.2 cm |
| Weight | 0.058 kg |
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