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221-278

Mfr. #:

278

Mfr.:

Tinkerforge

Description:

Camera Development Tools Thermal Imaging Bricklet: 80x60 pixel thermal imaging camera

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	Tinkerforge
Product Category:	Camera Development Tools
Shipping Restrictions:	Mouser does not presently sell this product in your region.
RoHS:
Product:	Add-On Boards
Type:	Thermal Imaging
Tool Is For Evaluation Of:	FLIR Lepton
Brand:	Tinkerforge
Dimensions:	40 mm x 40 mm x 9 mm
Product Type:	Camera Development Tools
Series:	Bricklet
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Development Tools
Unit Weight:	30 g

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Compliance Codes

CNHTS:: 8543709990
USHTS:: 8525895050
JPHTS:: 852589000
TARIC:: 8525890000
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: Germany
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

The country is subject to change at the time of shipment.

Bricklets

Tinkerforge Bricklets are compact modules designed to extend the features of Tinkerforge Bricks, adding sensors, I/O, Human Machine Interface (HMI), and more. Unlike Bricks, Bricklets have no fixed size. Each Bricklet has the minimum size possible. Each Brick has up to four connectors for Bricklets. Bricklets can be controlled over the USB connection of the connected Brick. Bricklets are not equipped with processors, but each does possess its own Application Programming Interface (API). From a programming perspective, they are handled as an independent module. On startup, a Brick detects connected Bricklets. The Tinkerforge Bricklet plugins, stored in the EEPROM of the Bricklet, are loaded into the flash of the Brick. This adds new functions to the Brick that can then be used from the PC.