The STURDeCAM25’s large, 3.0μm pixel size and high, 38 dB signal-to-noise ratio help to produce clear and sharp images with minimal noise even in challenging lighting conditions, says E-Con. STURDeCAM25_CUXVR with six cameras (left) and with the default single-camera bundle The camera system connects to the Jetson via MIPI-CSI-2 with the help of the Linux-based V4L2 driver. The CUXVR kit includes a single STURDeCAM25 along with a deserializer board equipped with 5x additional camera connectors for up to 6x simultaneous STURDeCAM25 cameras. You can purchase a $599 STURDeCAM25_CUXVR kit to connect to the AGX Xavier dev kit. It also works with other Jetson AGX Xavier and Xavier NX carrier boards (see farther below). Like the STURDeCAM20, the new model is designed for out-of-the-box use with Nvidia’s Jetson AGX Xavier Developers Kit. Applications include smart traffic systems, robotic arms, patrol robots, delivery robots, goods-to-person robots, agricultural trucks, and agricultural robots. The multi-camera sync “is suitable for 3D vision and depth mapping functionalities along with 360-degree view for proximity & obstacle detection,” says E-con. The STURDeCAM25 provides multi-camera synchronization support, including external trigger support and sensor fusion.
The S-mount camera also similarly provides an IP67-protected enclosure and GMSL2 camera interfaces for transmitting uncompressed video data at 120 fps (at 720p) at up to 15 meters.
MONOCHROME CAMERAS FULL
Like the STURDeCAM20, the STURDeCAM25 provides Full HD (1920 x 1200 pixel) resolution, in this case at 65fps). STURDeCAM25 (left) and with FAKRA-connected GMSL2 cable The STURDeCAM25 is similarly equipped with an On Semi AR0234 CMOS image sensor. The $299 STURDeCAM25 differs from E-con’s earlier STURDeCAM20 in that is a global shutter camera, such as the USB 3.1 connected See3CAM_24CUG camera mentioned in the paragraph above. Other USB 3.1 cameras from E-Con include the Full HD, up to 120fps See3CAM_24CUG color global shutter camera.Į-Con Systems recently announced a new STURDeCAM camera that supports multi-camera rigs. Sample applications include QtCAM for Linux and e-CAMView for Windows. The camera provides a USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C port and is backward compatible to USB 2.0. The fixed focus, S-mount lens camera offers plug and play support for USB equipped computers running all major operating systems. Other specs include 37 dB SNR and a 69 dB dynamic range. An auto exposure feature enables the camera to easily adjust to changing lighting conditions, says the company. The See3CAM_CU135M provides a 2×2 and 4×4 pixel binning feature to enhance sensitivity. It also features “advanced” 1.1µm pixel BSI technology, says E-Con. The 13-megapixel camera offers Full HD 60 fps and 4K 30 fps with output formats of Y8 and Y16.
Applications include digital microscopes, automatic number plate recognition systems (ANPR), and quality inspections.
Combined with the 13MP sensor, this efficiency helps is well suited for capturing microscopic images. Monochrome cameras offer higher quantum efficiency in both visible and NIR regions compared to cameras with RGB color filters.
(Farther below, we also look at a recent STURDeCAM25 camera.) Available at a launch price discount for $149, the camera is based on an On Semiconductor 1/3.2-inch AR1335 monochrome CMOS image sensor. Other recent E-Con products include an HD resolution, IP67-protected “STURDeCAM25” GMSL2 color global shutter camera, which is also available in a 6-cam rig for the Jetson AGX Xavier.Į-Con has unveiled a 4K resolution monochrome camera with a USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface called the See3CAM_CU135M. Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest EmailĮ-con launched a 13MP, 4K, monochrome “See3CAM_CU135M” USB 3.1 camera for $149.
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