5MP USB Camera Module with OV5648 Sensor

Yes, entirely. The CK-USB5M-V2.0 module is fully compliant with the standard USB Video Class (UVC) protocol. It runs completely plug-and-play on Linux kernels (version 2.6.26 and above) and Android systems (version 4.0 and above). The host system automatically loads the native UVC driver, allowing developers to pull the 5MP video stream instantly using standard frameworks like V4L2 (Video4Linux2) or OpenCV.

Absolutely. While our standard configuration features a rigid 9mm*62mm PCB with a D=86° lens, CK Vision specializes in deep OEM/ODM customization. We support modifications to the PCB/FPC shape, relocation of the USB connector/GPIO pins, and mounting of custom lenses (M6, M12, or pinhole) to achieve your precise target Field of View and working focus distance. Our factory maintains a stable capacity of 100,000 units per month to support your scaling requirements.

Yes. For advanced industrial defect detection, factory machine vision, or multi-camera stereo setups, precise time-stamping is critical. We can customize the hardware layout to expose the sensor's native GPIO pins or external trigger lines, enabling micro-second level synchronization between the camera exposure window and external LED strobes or automated sorting machinery.

The CK-USB5M-V2.0 supports image output up to 2592 × 1944 through its USB 2.0 interface. Lower resolutions such as 1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720 and 640 × 480 may also be available, depending on the bridge chip, firmware and selected video format. The maximum frame rate should be confirmed for each resolution and for MJPEG or YUYV output because the available USB bandwidth and host processing capability affect actual performance.

A UVC-compliant OV5648 USB camera module usually uses the standard USB Video Class driver provided by the host operating system, so a separate sensor driver is normally not required on the host. The internal bridge chip and firmware communicate with the OV5648 sensor and convert its image data into USB video. A raw OV5648 MIPI camera is different and generally requires a platform-specific sensor driver, device-tree configuration and ISP integration.

OV5648 is a 5MP RAW image sensor that normally relies on an external ISP, USB bridge and firmware for image processing and USB output. OV5640 is a 5MP system-on-chip sensor with more integrated processing functions, including ISP and JPEG support. The better option depends on module thickness, power, autofocus requirements, firmware architecture and the selected bridge design. Final image quality and USB performance are determined by the complete camera module, not by the sensor alone.

Yes. The lens can be selected or adjusted for a different working distance and field of view. Available options may include close focus, fixed focus, wider-angle coverage or a narrower view for greater target detail. The final result depends on the lens, sensor size, enclosure window, target distance and required depth of field. Provide the visible-area requirement, target size and minimum and maximum working distance so the optical configuration can be evaluated and tested.

Please provide the target application, required resolution and frame rate, host operating system, working distance, field of view, available installation space, cable length, connector type and lighting conditions. Also indicate whether you need a standard board or a custom PCB/FPC, and share the estimated prototype and annual production quantities. These details help CK Vision evaluate the lens, bridge, firmware and mechanical configuration before recommending a sample.

MOQ depends on whether the project uses the standard camera configuration or requires a custom PCB, FPC, lens, connector or firmware. Standard samples may be available in small quantities, while custom projects require engineering evaluation before the prototype and production quantities are confirmed.