MIPI camera modules can be divided according to different classification standards, mainly including the following types:
Fixed focus module and zoom module:
Fixed focus module: The lens focal length is fixed and cannot be adjusted. It is usually small in size and low in cost, suitable for mass production and general application scenarios. Its imaging quality is high, providing good image clarity and contrast.
Zoom module: The lens focal length is adjustable and has strong adaptability. It is suitable for high-end applications, such as imaging at different focal lengths. It is large in size and high in cost, but has stronger adaptability and flexibility.
Single camera module and dual camera module:
Single camera module: A single camera, suitable for general monitoring, live broadcast equipment, etc.
Dual camera module: Contains two cameras, often used in application scenarios such as high-speed cameras and face recognition equipment that require higher precision and functions.
Technology type:
CCD module: It uses the photoelectric effect for imaging, and has the advantages of high sensitivity, low noise and high dynamic range, but the manufacturing process is complex and the cost is high. It is suitable for professional fields such as high-end astronomical observation equipment, professional broadcast-level cameras, etc. . CMOS module: Each pixel has its own photodiode and amplifier, with high integration, small size and low cost, and is suitable for portable electronic devices such as smartphones and tablets. These classifications are based on different technical characteristics and applicable scenarios to help users choose the appropriate MIPI camera module according to specific needs.
