5MP 30FPS USB with IMX335 Low Light Industrial for Image Processing

Specification:
Image : Sony IMX335 (1/2.8")
Pixel Size: 2.0µm x 2.0µm
Video compression: MJPEG / YUY2 (YUYV).
S/N (signal noise ratio): 30 dB.
Sensitivity: 0.65V/Lux second at 550nm
Min. Illumination: 0.2 lux.
Closure : electronic roller shutter/frame exposure
Maximum resolution: 2592 (H) x 1944 (V).

Resolution, Frame Rate:
2592 x 1944 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 1fps
2048 x 1536 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 3fps
1920 x 1080 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 3fps
1600 x 1200 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 5fps
1280 x 960 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 5fps
1280 x 720 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 5fps
1024 x 768 MJPEG 30 fps / YUY2 5fps.
800 x 600 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 20fps.
640 x 480 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 30fps.
320 x 240 MJPEG 30fps / YUY2 30fps.

Lens
Size: 1/2.3 inches, field of view: horizontal angle 200 degrees, field of view: vertical angle 150 degrees.
Relative illumination (): 70%
IR filter: 650±10nm

Adjustable parameters: brightness, contrast, saturation, hue, sharpness, gamma, white balance, backlight contrast.
Power Supply and Connector: USB Bus Power, 4P 2.0mm Female
Power supply: DC 5V
Current: 210 mA.

USB 2.0 A port, plug and play without additional drivers or specific software.
with Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android
5MP USB high-definition 2595x1944 resolution 30fps webcam ensures that your and images are always sharp and crystal clear with vivid colors.
Adopt 1/2.8" IMX335 CMOS , good performance in low light conditions, fine shooting images with high sensitivity, low noise.
M12 fisheye lens: This 5MP USB module has an ultra wide-angle fisheye lens, HFOV 200 degrees, VFOV 150 degrees, perfect for monitoring
UVC compliant: This plug-and-play with USB-A connector requires no additional drivers or special software; the is easily with Windows, Linux, MacOS, and Android for computer,laptop
Small size with metal housing and stand, the can be installed in any tight space on a flat surface or mounted on a tripod.
Application: Ideal for machine vision, DIY/craft projects, computer vision, video recording, 3D printers, monitoring