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ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 8MP IMX219 NOIR CSMount LS-2718 / M12Mount LS-1820 Lens Camera Module for RaspberryPi

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ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 8MP IMX219 NOIR CSMount LS-2718 / M12Mount LS-1820 Lens Camera Module for RaspberryPi

The ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 is a professional-grade 8MP camera module featuring the Sony IMX219 NOIR sensor, specifically engineered for Raspberry Pi single-board computers with interchangeable lens mounts for flexible optical configurations. This infrared-sensitive camera module is widely used by embedded systems engineers, computer vision researchers, and IoT developers who require high-resolution imaging in low-light or nocturnal environments. The dual mount options (CSMount LS-2718 and M12Mount LS-1820) solve the critical problem of optical flexibility, allowing users to adapt specialized lenses for surveillance, machine learning training, and scientific imaging applications without requiring multiple camera modules.

Product Overview

The ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 integrates Sony's IMX219 NOIR sensor, a back-illuminated CMOS imaging device optimized for near-infrared sensitivity while maintaining exceptional 8-megapixel resolution at 3280x2464 pixels. The sensor operates on a 1/4-inch optical format with a 3.68 micrometers pixel size, enabling superior light gathering capability in dim conditions. The NOIR variant features no infrared filter, making it ideal for applications requiring full-spectrum imaging from visible through near-infrared wavelengths up to 1000nm. The camera communicates with Raspberry Pi via the native CSI/DSI ribbon connector, delivering uncompressed video streams at up to 30fps in 1080p or 15fps in full resolution, with complete integration into the Raspberry Pi camera stack through standard libcamera drivers.

What distinguishes this module is its professional-grade lens mount system. The CSMount LS-2718 provides a standard C-mount interface compatible with industrial machine vision lenses, while the M12Mount LS-1820 offers compact M12 lens compatibility for space-constrained applications. Both variants maintain the same 8MP IMX219 sensor and Raspberry Pi interface, allowing engineers to select the mount type based on their specific optical requirements. The module includes integrated autofocus capability when paired with compatible lenses, critical for applications ranging from automated visual inspection systems to wildlife monitoring and astronomical imaging where precise focus is non-negotiable.

Key Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type Camera Module for Raspberry Pi with Interchangeable Lens Mount
Brand ArduCAM
Origin Original / Authentic
Warranty 7 days on manufacturing defects
Shipping 1-5 days from Bengaluru
Delivery 7-8 days across India
Support 24/7 via Email and WhatsApp
Image Sensor Sony IMX219 NOIR Back-Illuminated CMOS
Resolution 8 Megapixels (3280 x 2464 pixels)
Optical Format 1/4-inch
Pixel Size 3.68 micrometers
Video Output 30fps at 1080p, 15fps at full 8MP resolution
Infrared Sensitivity Full spectrum 400nm to 1000nm (NOIR variant)
Lens Mount Options CSMount LS-2718 or M12Mount LS-1820
Interface Raspberry Pi CSI/DSI ribbon connector
Compatibility Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B+, 4B, Zero, Zero W, Compute Module
Operating Temperature -10 to 60 degrees Celsius

Key Features

  • 8-megapixel Sony IMX219 NOIR sensor with back-illumination for exceptional low-light performance and infrared sensitivity up to 1000nm wavelength
  • Dual mount configuration options: CSMount LS-2718 for industrial machine vision lenses or M12Mount LS-1820 for compact embedded applications
  • Native Raspberry Pi CSI interface with libcamera driver support, eliminating the need for external USB hubs or power adapters
  • Full-spectrum imaging capability without infrared filter, enabling simultaneous visible and near-infrared capture for advanced computer vision algorithms
  • Autofocus-ready design with compatible lens options, critical for dynamic scenes and automated focus-dependent applications
  • High frame rate video output at 1080p resolution for real-time processing with minimal latency in embedded systems

Applications and Use Cases

  • Automated visual inspection systems in manufacturing where high-resolution 8MP imaging detects micro-defects in PCBs, semiconductor wafers, and precision components using infrared contrast enhancement
  • Wildlife and nocturnal animal monitoring with infrared-sensitive imaging for camera trap applications, behavioral research, and conservation projects without visible light disturbance
  • Machine learning and computer vision model training, particularly for object detection, facial recognition, and scene understanding tasks requiring diverse lighting conditions and full-spectrum data
  • Precision agriculture and crop monitoring using near-infrared imaging for vegetation health assessment, irrigation optimization, and pest detection in large-scale farming operations
  • Scientific research applications including spectral analysis, thermal imaging correlation, and hyperspectral imaging when paired with specialized optical filters and lenses
  • Security and surveillance systems requiring low-light operation and high resolution for license plate recognition, facial identification, and perimeter monitoring in 24/7 operations

How to Use

To set up the ArduCAM B0152 / B0153, first ensure your Raspberry Pi is powered off and the CSI ribbon connector is accessible. Gently lift the retention clip on the CSI port, insert the camera module's ribbon cable with the blue side facing the Ethernet port, and press the clip down firmly until it seats with a click. Install your chosen lens mount (CSMount or M12Mount) onto the camera module's lens interface, then select and attach your compatible lens. Power on the Raspberry Pi and enable the camera interface through raspi-config by navigating to Interface Options, selecting Camera, and rebooting when prompted. The libcamera framework will automatically detect the IMX219 NOIR sensor and load appropriate drivers.

For optimal performance, use the libcamera-hello command to verify camera detection and test basic functionality. When developing applications, leverage the libcamera Python bindings or the Picamera2 library for full control over exposure, gain, white balance, and autofocus parameters. For infrared imaging applications, ensure adequate infrared illumination using 850nm or 940nm LED arrays positioned to avoid direct reflection into the lens. Test your specific lens mount and optical configuration in your target lighting environment before deploying to production, as lens quality and aperture settings significantly impact image quality in low-light conditions where the NOIR sensor's advantages are most pronounced.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between ArduCAM B0152 and B0153 models?

The B0152 features a CSMount LS-2718 lens interface compatible with standard C-mount industrial machine vision lenses, while the B0153 includes an M12Mount LS-1820 interface designed for compact M12 lenses commonly used in embedded and space-constrained applications. Both models use the identical Sony IMX219 NOIR sensor and Raspberry Pi CSI interface. Choose B0152 if you have existing C-mount lenses or require the widest optical compatibility, or select B0153 if you need a compact form factor or prefer M12 lens ecosystems.

Can I use this camera module with Raspberry Pi Zero or Compute Module?

Yes, the ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 is fully compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W, and all Compute Module variants. The Raspberry Pi Zero uses a smaller CSI connector, so you will need a CSI ribbon adapter cable (typically 22-pin to 15-pin) available separately. Compute Modules have standard CSI ports and work without adapters. Verify your specific Raspberry Pi model's CSI pinout before purchasing adapters to ensure correct orientation and avoid hardware damage.

How does the NOIR variant differ from standard IMX219 sensors?

The NOIR variant removes the infrared filter present in standard IMX219 modules, allowing the sensor to capture wavelengths from 400nm (visible violet) through 1000nm (near-infrared). This enables full-spectrum imaging where infrared content provides additional contrast and detail invisible to human eyes. Applications include low-light surveillance, plant health monitoring via vegetation indices, and scientific imaging. Standard IMX219 modules filter out infrared, making them unsuitable for these applications. The NOIR version produces slightly warmer color rendition in visible light due to the absence of the IR filter, but this is easily corrected through white balance calibration.

What lenses are compatible with the CSMount LS-2718 and M12Mount LS-1820?

The CSMount LS-2718 accepts any standard C-mount lens, a widely available industrial standard with thousands of options ranging from 4mm wide-angle to 50mm telephoto, with fixed or motorized focus. The M12Mount LS-1820 uses the compact M12 standard (also called S-mount), common in security cameras and embedded systems, with typical focal lengths from 2.8mm to 12mm. Both mounts support lenses with integrated autofocus motors when the camera module's autofocus firmware is enabled. We recommend consulting the lens manufacturer's specifications to confirm compatibility with the 1/4-inch sensor format and your desired field of view.

Does this camera module support autofocus?

The ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 is autofocus-ready and supports motorized autofocus when paired with compatible lenses that include autofocus actuators. The camera module provides the control signals and power for autofocus motors through the lens mount interface. Fixed-focus lenses work without any autofocus capability. If autofocus is critical for your application, verify that your selected lens includes a motorized focus mechanism and that the ArduCAM firmware version supports autofocus control for your specific lens model.

When will I receive my order?

Orders are dispatched within 1-5 business days from our Bengaluru warehouse. Delivery takes 7-8 days to most locations across India. Express delivery options may be available for orders placed before 2 PM on weekdays. Track your shipment in real-time through the tracking link provided via email and WhatsApp after dispatch.

What is your return and warranty policy?

We offer a 7-day return policy on manufacturing defects only. Contact support within 7 days of receipt

Buy ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 8MP IMX219 NOIR CSMount LS-2718 / M12Mount LS-1820 Lens Camera Module for RaspberryPi Online in India

Purchase the ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 8MP IMX219 NOIR CSMount LS-2718 / M12Mount LS-1820 Lens Camera Module for RaspberryPi online at The Engineer Store, India's trusted source for genuine electronics. We deliver across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Surat.

Our team in Bengaluru is available 24/7 to support your journey from product selection to project completion.

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ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 8MP IMX219 NOIR CSMount LS-2718 / M12Mount LS-1820 Lens Camera Module for RaspberryPi

The ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 is a professional-grade 8MP camera module featuring the Sony IMX219 NOIR sensor, specifically engineered for Raspberry Pi single-board computers with interchangeable lens mounts for flexible optical configurations. This infrared-sensitive camera module is widely used by embedded systems engineers, computer vision researchers, and IoT developers who require high-resolution imaging in low-light or nocturnal environments. The dual mount options (CSMount LS-2718 and M12Mount LS-1820) solve the critical problem of optical flexibility, allowing users to adapt specialized lenses for surveillance, machine learning training, and scientific imaging applications without requiring multiple camera modules.

Product Overview

The ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 integrates Sony's IMX219 NOIR sensor, a back-illuminated CMOS imaging device optimized for near-infrared sensitivity while maintaining exceptional 8-megapixel resolution at 3280x2464 pixels. The sensor operates on a 1/4-inch optical format with a 3.68 micrometers pixel size, enabling superior light gathering capability in dim conditions. The NOIR variant features no infrared filter, making it ideal for applications requiring full-spectrum imaging from visible through near-infrared wavelengths up to 1000nm. The camera communicates with Raspberry Pi via the native CSI/DSI ribbon connector, delivering uncompressed video streams at up to 30fps in 1080p or 15fps in full resolution, with complete integration into the Raspberry Pi camera stack through standard libcamera drivers.

What distinguishes this module is its professional-grade lens mount system. The CSMount LS-2718 provides a standard C-mount interface compatible with industrial machine vision lenses, while the M12Mount LS-1820 offers compact M12 lens compatibility for space-constrained applications. Both variants maintain the same 8MP IMX219 sensor and Raspberry Pi interface, allowing engineers to select the mount type based on their specific optical requirements. The module includes integrated autofocus capability when paired with compatible lenses, critical for applications ranging from automated visual inspection systems to wildlife monitoring and astronomical imaging where precise focus is non-negotiable.

Key Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type Camera Module for Raspberry Pi with Interchangeable Lens Mount
Brand ArduCAM
Origin Original / Authentic
Warranty 7 days on manufacturing defects
Shipping 1-5 days from Bengaluru
Delivery 7-8 days across India
Support 24/7 via Email and WhatsApp
Image Sensor Sony IMX219 NOIR Back-Illuminated CMOS
Resolution 8 Megapixels (3280 x 2464 pixels)
Optical Format 1/4-inch
Pixel Size 3.68 micrometers
Video Output 30fps at 1080p, 15fps at full 8MP resolution
Infrared Sensitivity Full spectrum 400nm to 1000nm (NOIR variant)
Lens Mount Options CSMount LS-2718 or M12Mount LS-1820
Interface Raspberry Pi CSI/DSI ribbon connector
Compatibility Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B+, 4B, Zero, Zero W, Compute Module
Operating Temperature -10 to 60 degrees Celsius

Key Features

  • 8-megapixel Sony IMX219 NOIR sensor with back-illumination for exceptional low-light performance and infrared sensitivity up to 1000nm wavelength
  • Dual mount configuration options: CSMount LS-2718 for industrial machine vision lenses or M12Mount LS-1820 for compact embedded applications
  • Native Raspberry Pi CSI interface with libcamera driver support, eliminating the need for external USB hubs or power adapters
  • Full-spectrum imaging capability without infrared filter, enabling simultaneous visible and near-infrared capture for advanced computer vision algorithms
  • Autofocus-ready design with compatible lens options, critical for dynamic scenes and automated focus-dependent applications
  • High frame rate video output at 1080p resolution for real-time processing with minimal latency in embedded systems

Applications and Use Cases

  • Automated visual inspection systems in manufacturing where high-resolution 8MP imaging detects micro-defects in PCBs, semiconductor wafers, and precision components using infrared contrast enhancement
  • Wildlife and nocturnal animal monitoring with infrared-sensitive imaging for camera trap applications, behavioral research, and conservation projects without visible light disturbance
  • Machine learning and computer vision model training, particularly for object detection, facial recognition, and scene understanding tasks requiring diverse lighting conditions and full-spectrum data
  • Precision agriculture and crop monitoring using near-infrared imaging for vegetation health assessment, irrigation optimization, and pest detection in large-scale farming operations
  • Scientific research applications including spectral analysis, thermal imaging correlation, and hyperspectral imaging when paired with specialized optical filters and lenses
  • Security and surveillance systems requiring low-light operation and high resolution for license plate recognition, facial identification, and perimeter monitoring in 24/7 operations

How to Use

To set up the ArduCAM B0152 / B0153, first ensure your Raspberry Pi is powered off and the CSI ribbon connector is accessible. Gently lift the retention clip on the CSI port, insert the camera module's ribbon cable with the blue side facing the Ethernet port, and press the clip down firmly until it seats with a click. Install your chosen lens mount (CSMount or M12Mount) onto the camera module's lens interface, then select and attach your compatible lens. Power on the Raspberry Pi and enable the camera interface through raspi-config by navigating to Interface Options, selecting Camera, and rebooting when prompted. The libcamera framework will automatically detect the IMX219 NOIR sensor and load appropriate drivers.

For optimal performance, use the libcamera-hello command to verify camera detection and test basic functionality. When developing applications, leverage the libcamera Python bindings or the Picamera2 library for full control over exposure, gain, white balance, and autofocus parameters. For infrared imaging applications, ensure adequate infrared illumination using 850nm or 940nm LED arrays positioned to avoid direct reflection into the lens. Test your specific lens mount and optical configuration in your target lighting environment before deploying to production, as lens quality and aperture settings significantly impact image quality in low-light conditions where the NOIR sensor's advantages are most pronounced.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between ArduCAM B0152 and B0153 models?

The B0152 features a CSMount LS-2718 lens interface compatible with standard C-mount industrial machine vision lenses, while the B0153 includes an M12Mount LS-1820 interface designed for compact M12 lenses commonly used in embedded and space-constrained applications. Both models use the identical Sony IMX219 NOIR sensor and Raspberry Pi CSI interface. Choose B0152 if you have existing C-mount lenses or require the widest optical compatibility, or select B0153 if you need a compact form factor or prefer M12 lens ecosystems.

Can I use this camera module with Raspberry Pi Zero or Compute Module?

Yes, the ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 is fully compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W, and all Compute Module variants. The Raspberry Pi Zero uses a smaller CSI connector, so you will need a CSI ribbon adapter cable (typically 22-pin to 15-pin) available separately. Compute Modules have standard CSI ports and work without adapters. Verify your specific Raspberry Pi model's CSI pinout before purchasing adapters to ensure correct orientation and avoid hardware damage.

How does the NOIR variant differ from standard IMX219 sensors?

The NOIR variant removes the infrared filter present in standard IMX219 modules, allowing the sensor to capture wavelengths from 400nm (visible violet) through 1000nm (near-infrared). This enables full-spectrum imaging where infrared content provides additional contrast and detail invisible to human eyes. Applications include low-light surveillance, plant health monitoring via vegetation indices, and scientific imaging. Standard IMX219 modules filter out infrared, making them unsuitable for these applications. The NOIR version produces slightly warmer color rendition in visible light due to the absence of the IR filter, but this is easily corrected through white balance calibration.

What lenses are compatible with the CSMount LS-2718 and M12Mount LS-1820?

The CSMount LS-2718 accepts any standard C-mount lens, a widely available industrial standard with thousands of options ranging from 4mm wide-angle to 50mm telephoto, with fixed or motorized focus. The M12Mount LS-1820 uses the compact M12 standard (also called S-mount), common in security cameras and embedded systems, with typical focal lengths from 2.8mm to 12mm. Both mounts support lenses with integrated autofocus motors when the camera module's autofocus firmware is enabled. We recommend consulting the lens manufacturer's specifications to confirm compatibility with the 1/4-inch sensor format and your desired field of view.

Does this camera module support autofocus?

The ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 is autofocus-ready and supports motorized autofocus when paired with compatible lenses that include autofocus actuators. The camera module provides the control signals and power for autofocus motors through the lens mount interface. Fixed-focus lenses work without any autofocus capability. If autofocus is critical for your application, verify that your selected lens includes a motorized focus mechanism and that the ArduCAM firmware version supports autofocus control for your specific lens model.

When will I receive my order?

Orders are dispatched within 1-5 business days from our Bengaluru warehouse. Delivery takes 7-8 days to most locations across India. Express delivery options may be available for orders placed before 2 PM on weekdays. Track your shipment in real-time through the tracking link provided via email and WhatsApp after dispatch.

What is your return and warranty policy?

We offer a 7-day return policy on manufacturing defects only. Contact support within 7 days of receipt

Buy ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 8MP IMX219 NOIR CSMount LS-2718 / M12Mount LS-1820 Lens Camera Module for RaspberryPi Online in India

Purchase the ArduCAM B0152 / B0153 8MP IMX219 NOIR CSMount LS-2718 / M12Mount LS-1820 Lens Camera Module for RaspberryPi online at The Engineer Store, India's trusted source for genuine electronics. We deliver across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Surat.

Our team in Bengaluru is available 24/7 to support your journey from product selection to project completion.