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OV7725 Camera Module with IR Filter (640x480 VGA)

OV7725 Camera Module with IR Filter (640x480 VGA)

Part number: OV7725Brand: OmniVisionCamera Modules

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About this product

The OV7725 is an OmniVision VGA camera module with a 640 x 480 image array that can run at up to 60 frames per second in VGA mode. It offers user control over image quality and output format, and includes an IR filter. It suits machine vision, image capture and embedded vision projects with fast microcontrollers.

Specifications

Sensor
OV7725 (OmniVision)
Image Array
640 x 480 (VGA)
Frame Rate
60 fps in VGA mode
Filter
IR filter
Control Interface
SCCB (two-wire, I2C-like)
Output Formats
YUV/YCbCr 4:2:2, RGB565, RGB555, RGB444
Data Output
8-bit parallel

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of OV7725 Camera Module with IR Filter (640x480 VGA) in Egypt?

OV7725 Camera Module with IR Filter (640x480 VGA) currently costs 575 EGP in Egypt.

Where can I buy OV7725 Camera Module with IR Filter (640x480 VGA) in Egypt?

OV7725 Camera Module with IR Filter (640x480 VGA) is available from Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Which microcontrollers can I use with the OV7725?

The module is intended for fast MCUs and processors such as STM32, Tiva C, Raspberry Pi and ESP32. Its 8-bit parallel data bus and high frame rate need enough speed and RAM to capture and buffer frames, so smaller boards may only handle low resolutions or slow frame rates.

How is the camera wired?

The camera is configured over SCCB, a two-wire bus similar to I2C. Image data comes out on the 8-bit parallel bus with pixel clock, vertical and horizontal sync signals, plus power and ground. Check the pinout printed on your breakout board, because pin labels vary between modules.