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KEHIPI IMX462 2MP 141° M12 Camera Module
A 2 MP IMX462 camera module for Raspberry Pi 5 with a 141° M12 lens, ultra-low-light sensitivity of 10471 G and strong near-infrared response
- Ultra-low-light capture at near 0 lux with IMX462 sensor
- High gravity sensitivity of 10471 G for superior night performance
- Enhanced near-infrared sensitivity around 1× for surveillance and agriculture
- Smooth video up to 90 fps at 1280×720 resolution
- Wide 141° horizontal field of view via M12 lens
Raspberry Pi 5 Camera Module
This camera module is built for the Raspberry Pi 5 and uses the Sony IMX462 sensor to capture colour video in extremely low light. It suits makers, researchers and developers who need reliable imaging after dark without active illumination. The board connects directly to the Pi 5 camera connector and presents a standard V4L2 interface for existing software stacks.
141° M12 Wide-Angle Lens
The fixed M12 lens gives a horizontal field of view of 141°, covering a broad scene without mechanical adjustment. This focal length is chosen for surveillance, robotics and environmental monitoring where a single camera must watch a wide area. Builders who need a narrower angle or interchangeable optics should select a different module.
Sustained Frame-Rate Behaviour
At 1280×720 the sensor can run up to 90 fps, while 1920×1080 still capture reaches 46 fps and continuous Full HD video is rated at 30 fps. The Arducam Pivariety ISP maintains these rates over long captures without thermal throttling, so overnight time-lapse or all-day recording sessions keep the advertised frame cadence.
Points forts
- Ultra-low-light capture at near 0 lux with IMX462 sensor
- High gravity sensitivity of 10471 G for superior night performance
- Enhanced near-infrared sensitivity around 1× for surveillance and agriculture
- Smooth video up to 90 fps at 1280×720 resolution
- Wide 141° horizontal field of view via M12 lens
Caractéristiques
| Brand | Arducam |
|---|---|
| Model | 2MP IMX462 |
| Part Number | B0444 |
Questions sur cet article
What does 10471 G sensitivity mean when the IMX462 camera is running on a Raspberry Pi?
It indicates extremely high low-light response, allowing the sensor to capture usable colour and near-infrared detail in near-zero lux conditions where standard modules produce only noise.
How does the V4L2 interface limit frame rates on this 2 MP module?
V4L2 exposes the sensor's native modes: 90 fps at 1280×720, 46 fps at 1920×1080 in still mode, and 30 fps at 1920×1080 in video mode.
Will the M12 lens and 141° horizontal view fit inside a standard Raspberry Pi camera case?
The M12-mount lens protrudes further than the official Pi camera, so most stock cases need a cut-out or a taller lid to avoid vignetting.
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