Arrow Electronics Camera Modules Enable Plug-and-Play Addition of Vision Capabilities to Extensive Range of Embedded Applications
Arrow Electronics has launched a new range of camera mezzanine modules designed for rapid development of AI and conventional vision solutions. The plug-and-play modules, based on onsemi sensor technology, aim to facilitate the transition from prototype to mass production for OEMs. The lineup includes models like the SRT-VISION96-AR0430 with 4MP resolution, focusing on applications in AI and security. Each module features an onsemi AP1302 image signal processor to enhance performance, supporting sensors up to 13 MP, thus catering to diverse product requirements.
- Launch of a comprehensive lineup of camera mezzanine modules enhances product offerings.
- Plug-and-play design accelerates prototyping and development for OEMs.
- Collaboration with Shiratech Solutions ensures compliance with 96Boards specification.
- AP1302 image signal processor improves performance and flexibility for developers.
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A series of 96Boards Camera mezzanines enable fast prototyping and development of traditional and AI-enabled vision solutions
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By releasing development boards with compact camera modules from its proven line card, Arrow has created an ecosystem of vision components that addresses the challenges customers face while migrating from proof-of-concept to mass production.
Arrow worked with Shiratech Solutions to create the camera mezzanine cards compliant with the 96Boards specification. Each module is based on a CMOS image sensor from onsemi with a different set of capabilities, enabling users to select functionality depending on their specific product requirements. Target application areas include artificial intelligence (AI) and machine vision, low-power IoT devices, and commercial and consumer security products.
Each mezzanine is also equipped with the onsemi AP1302 image signal processor (ISP). If the main processor does not have an integrated ISP, this critical IC takes over functionalities including sensor configuration and calibration, image format conversion, basic transformations, and autofocus. This provides a significant improvement in overall system performance. The AP1302 supports onsemi image sensors up to 13 MP, providing wide flexibility for developers.
The SRT-VISION96-AR0430 mezzanine board features an onsemi AR0430 sensor-based 4MP resolution, full-colour (RGB) 120 FPS camera with an 80° field of view and focus range from 10 cm to infinity. Target applications include consumer appliances, AI vision and access control. For IoT applications requiring low power consumption and fast recording speeds, the SRT-VISION96-ARX3A0 uses the ARX3A0 0.3 MP 360 fps monochrome sensor.
The current line-up is completed by the SRT-VISION96-AR1335, which offers a 13 MP, 60 fps RGB camera and is designed for digital still camera, AI vision and body cameras.
By working with camera module suppliers Appletec, Basler and Leopard Imaging, Arrow provides developers with a range of imaging solutions that can easily be added to embedded hardware without the need for specialist expertise or long development cycles. The Arrow camera mezzanines can be plugged directly into compatible 96Boards baseboards and, together with the accompanying driver and board support package, provide all the elements necessary to create a proof of concept.
The SRT-VISION96-AR0430, SRT-VISION96-ARX3A0 and SRT-VISION96-AR1335 will be available in Q1 2022. From mass market to high end, a wide scale of AI and machine vision platforms can be created using these camera boards with a combination of the already available baseboards: AI-ML, Avenger96, Dragonboard410c and THOR96.
More information can be found at
https://www.arrow.com/en/products/ap-vision-ar0430-54/appletec-ltd
https://www.arrow.com/en/products/ap-vision-arx3a0-55/appletec-ltd
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