Ultra-Small Monochrome Global Shutter Camera for Compact Motion Tracking

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0.16MP monochrome MIPI camera module with OmniVision OG0TB1B sensor, Global Shutter, NIR enhancement, Fixed Focus, 8/10bit RAW output, D114° × H88° × V88° FOV and 24Pin Gold Finger interface.

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      Introduction

      Some compact tracking devices do not need millions of pixels. They need a small imaging system that can capture movement consistently while keeping processing and integration requirements under control.

      This camera module combines an ultra-small 400×400 monochrome sensor, global shutter and NIR enhancement, making it suitable for devices where motion capture, compact size and low-power imaging are more important than high-resolution color images.

      The D114° wide-angle Fixed Focus lens provides broad scene coverage, while the 15mm-to-infinity depth of field reduces the need for active focus adjustment in devices with changing target positions.

      Applications in Real Devices

      Wearable Tracking Devices

      Compact wearable products often have very limited camera space but still need to detect movement across a relatively wide viewing area.

      The small sensor format, wide FOV and Fixed Focus design provide a practical direction for this type of integration.

      Motion and Gesture Tracking

      Global shutter capture is useful when the target moves during exposure and image geometry needs to remain consistent.

      The 400×400 monochrome image can provide a lightweight image source for systems where tracking is more important than visual detail.

      NIR-Assisted Sensing Devices

      Some sensing systems operate with near-infrared illumination rather than relying only on visible light.

      The NIR-enhanced monochrome sensor provides a suitable imaging direction for this type of active-illumination system.

      Compact Robotics and Position Sensing

       

       

      Robotic or position-sensing devices may require a small camera to monitor movement, orientation or object position without adding a large imaging subsystem.

      The wide viewing angle helps cover more of the surrounding tracking area from one camera position.

      Project Evaluation Guide

      Consider This Model When

      • The main task is tracking rather than high-resolution imaging.
      • The target or camera may move during capture.
      • Monochrome imaging is acceptable.
      • NIR-assisted imaging is required.
      • The available camera space is very limited.
      • Wide scene coverage is important.
      • The host supports MIPI RAW input.

      Confirm Before Sampling

      • Target movement speed.
      • Required tracking area.
      • Available camera mounting space.
      • NIR illumination conditions.
      • Whether 400×400 resolution provides enough usable target pixels.
      • Host support for RAW8/RAW10 and MIPI input.
      • 24Pin gold-finger interface definition.

      Choosing This Model Within the Global Shutter Camera Module Series

      This model represents the standard monochrome global shutter direction for compact motion-tracking applications.

      Choose this version when global shutter, NIR response and compact integration are required but additional HDR capability is not necessary.

      For scenes with stronger brightness variation, the HDR version in the same product family should be evaluated.

      Related Models

      HDR Monochrome Global Shutter MIPI – SF-SAC0115OV-HDR-MONO-FPC V1.0
      Consider this model when the application also needs HDR capability for scenes with greater brightness variation.

      Key Specifications

      SpecificationDetails
      Product NameMonochrome Global Shutter Camera
      ModelSF-SAC0115OV-MONO-FPC V1.0
      SensorOmniVision OG0TB1B CMOS
      Sensor TypeMonochrome
      Resolution0.16MP / 400 × 400
      Frame Rate400 × 400 @ 30fps
      Sensor Size1/15 inch
      Pixel Size2.2μm × 2.2μm
      Shutter TypeGlobal Shutter
      NIR EnhancementSupported
      Output Format8-bit / 10-bit RAW
      Focus TypeFixed Focus
      Field of ViewD114° × H88° × V88°
      EFL0.47mm
      Depth of Field15mm–Infinity
      ApertureF2.4 ±5%
      TV Distortion< -15%
      InterfaceMIPI
      Connector24Pin Gold Finger

       

      SincereFirst Customization

      Optical Configuration

      Lens parameters and viewing range can be evaluated according to the required tracking area, target distance and available camera position.

      Focus and Mechanical Design

      Fixed Focus setup and module structure can be evaluated according to the working-distance range and internal device space.

      FPC and Connector Integration

      FPC routing and 24Pin gold-finger interface requirements can be evaluated according to the host board and enclosure design.

      Host Integration

      RAW output format, MIPI configuration and processor compatibility can be reviewed before sampling.

      Final configuration should be validated with the actual host platform, enclosure, optics, software, and lighting environment before sampling.

      FAQ

      Why use only 400×400 resolution for a tracking camera?

      Tracking applications do not always need a high-resolution image.

      If the objective is to detect motion, position or direction, lower-resolution imaging can reduce data volume while still providing enough information for the algorithm.

      When is global shutter more important than resolution?

      When movement causes image geometry to change during capture.

      For these applications, maintaining the shape and position of moving targets can be more important than increasing megapixel count.

      What is the benefit of monochrome imaging for NIR applications?

      A monochrome imaging path can be suitable when the system primarily relies on intensity information rather than color information, especially when NIR illumination is part of the sensing design.

      Is 30fps sufficient for every motion-tracking application?

      No.

      Required frame rate depends on target speed, movement distance between frames and the tracking algorithm. The actual motion condition should be evaluated before the design is finalized.

      Does a 15mm-to-infinity depth of field mean everything will always be sharp?

      Not necessarily.

      Usable sharpness still depends on target detail, lighting, optical tolerances and the image-quality requirement of the application.

      Can another 24Pin MIPI camera be used as a direct replacement?

      Not based on pin count alone.

      Pin definition, power, MIPI configuration, sensor driver and mechanical layout must all be checked.

      Evaluate This Module for Your Device

      Share your  host processor, DPHY MIPI requirements, 24Pin connector conditions, ISP capability, working distance, required FOV and mechanical limitations. SincereFirst can evaluate whether the OV64B40 24Pin Autofocus configuration matches the device before sampling.

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