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Adafruit AMG8833 IR Thermal Camera Breakout - STEMMA QT Reviews

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Michael Horne
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This is a great little proof-of-concept device. I put it together with a 2.8" screen and used CircuitPython. https://www.recantha.co.uk/blog/?p=20959
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Posted 4 years ago
Philip Gordon
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works well
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Posted 4 years ago
perfect
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Posted 4 years ago
George Stearne
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Easy to get going, standard I2C stuff, more sensitive the the Omron DT6 I possess
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Posted 4 years ago
Good fun project, relatively easy to get working.
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Posted 6 years ago
Great simple thermal camera, just remember it's only 8x8 so don't expect miracles, Adafruit image processing code does a pretty good job of up scaling this to an acceptable level at close range.
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Posted 6 years ago
While it is low resolution it is very good value.
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Posted 6 years ago
Iain Simpson
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These AMG8833 chips are really cool - the component itself can be had for half the price of this breakout elsewhere, but you don't get the level shifting and voltage regulator - vital if you're wiring it up to 5V boards like an Arduino. The breakout is small enough that it looks easy to embed in a 3D printed hobby project - which is what I plan to do with it. The board tolerated my initial fat-fingered wiring of the 3v3 pin to ground on the power supply, and didn't immediately burn out (but did get VERY hot) - don't do this! Shows the care that Adafruit put into adding protection to their breakout boards. There's a sample project that turns it into a mini thermal camera, with the Adafruit ST7735R LSD breakout - I'd recommend you grab one of those too, if you don't have one lying around.
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Posted 6 years ago