I want to connect five OV2640 cameras via FPC to an ESP32 on a custom PCB. Is this generally possible and does the ESP32 have enough power for this or do I need an ESP32 for each camera? The frames per second are not so important as the cameras will be used as QR code scanners. Which components allow to run so many cameras with...
I suppose you could use a bus or something to cycle through the cameras one at a time?
Why not use a lower-resolution I2C camera module? I2C allows multiple devices to be connected to the same I2C port, as long as they have different addresses. You can also use one with lower resolution for QR I suspect.
An alternate method would be to buy QR-code recognition modules, with some form of serial output. Then connect all of those to the ESP32, if you can do 5 software serial ports. More expensive this way though.
So I wanted to design a children's toy, where the electronics could last 100 years (ignoring mechanical abuse). I figured some people here might be interested....
ESP32 with multiple cameras
I want to connect five OV2640 cameras via FPC to an ESP32 on a custom PCB. Is this generally possible and does the ESP32 have enough power for this or do I need an ESP32 for each camera? The frames per second are not so important as the cameras will be used as QR code scanners. Which components allow to run so many cameras with...
A nightlight with orientation control
So I wanted to design a children's toy, where the electronics could last 100 years (ignoring mechanical abuse). I figured some people here might be interested....