Cmos Sensor
I am trying to build a camera from scratch. can you tell me where can i get a “Cmos images sensor” and RAM .?
i will be very glad if you give me some general informaion about this application im building. thanks alot
I just checked the main electronics suppliers in the UK that might do that kind of thing, but found nothing. This sort of device is usually very bespoke to a particular camera. I doubt there will be a generic device available.
Is this for a educational project, or do you want it to be a seriously quality device. If the former, then you might get away with using something really low-tech like a scanner image sensor instead. They had one on the RS Components website.
Failing that, can you perhaps get one out of an old digital camera?
Let’s see how a CMOS-Sensor in a Canon DLSR works 1/2
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