Plug And Play 32x24 Pixel Infrared Thermal Camera With 55 Degree Field Of View I2C Interface Three Point Three Volt And Five Volt Compatible Works With Raspberry Pi ESP32 STM32 Arduino For DIY Thermal Imaging
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✔️ 55° FOV, I2C, 3.3/5V, Pi/ESP32/STM32 compatible
MLX90640-D55 infrared camera module uses a 32x24 sensor array with a 55°×35° field of view and I2C interface, designed for DIY thermal imaging. It supports 3.3V/5V operation and is compatible with Raspberry Pi, Arduino (ESP32), and STM32 platforms, making it easy to integrate into projects.
✅ 32×24 pixel IR resolution for detailed thermal images
✅ 55°×35° field of view (narrow angle) for longer-range sensing
✅ I2C interface with address 0x33; operates at 3.3V/5V
✅ NETD 0.1K RMS @ 1 Hz for precise temperature readings
✅ Programmable refresh rate from 0.5 Hz to 64 Hz
✅ Compact 28 mm × 16 mm package with 2.0 mm mounting hole
✅ Onboard voltage translator and development resources included
💡 What is an infrared thermal camera used for in DIY projects? This handy device helps you visualize heat patterns and map temperatures without contact. - handy for home energy audits and equipment monitoring
- great for heat mapping in prototypes and maintenance
- easy I2C integration with common microcontrollers for quick prototyping