SelfieCam Video
Infinity Avionics
SelfieCam is a small form factor, TRL 9 spacecraft deployment monitoring camera designed for on-orbit imaging, space situational awareness, and In-Space Manufacturing (ISM). It captures and saves JPEG compressed images to non-volatile memory with easy data downlink.
Typed specifications21 values
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- Mass
- 10 g datasheet p.17
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 50 mm × 30 mm datasheet p.17
- Spectral bands
- 1 VIS · datasheet p.17
- Supply voltage
- 5 V datasheet p.17
- Power consumption
- 0.75 W datasheet p.17
- Data interface
- UART datasheet p.17 UART with ASCII commands
- Operating temperature
- -20 °C min · datasheet p.17 60 °C max
- Radiation tolerance (TID)
- 30 krad max · datasheet p.17
- TRL
- 9 product page
- Scan mode
- video datasheet p.21
- Spectral range
- VIS datasheet p.21
- Focal length
- 1 mm datasheet p.17
- Survival temperature
- -20 °C min · datasheet p.17 60 °C max
- Flight heritage
- demonstrated flight heritage through numerous space missions datasheet p.17
- Detector
- CMOS datasheet p.21
- Bit depth
- 8 bit implied by JPEG · datasheet p.21
- Frame rate
- 12 fps Up to 12 FPS (resolution dependent) · datasheet p.21
- On-board storage
- 0 GB 500 images · datasheet p.21
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As published by the supplier21 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Image sensor
- CMOS RGB Rolling shutter
- Pixel resolution
- 1024 x 768 800 x 600 640 x 480
- Pixel size
- 2.2 µm
- Spectral range
- VIS
- Field of view (degrees)
- 110°
- Focal length
- 1 mm
- Optical assembly
- Integrated optics with the sensor
- Image encoding
- JPEG
- Frames per second
- Up to 12 FPS (resolution dependent)
- On-board storage / flash memory
- 500 images
- Communication / control interface
- UART with ASCII commands
- Image / bulk data interface
- UART
- Input voltage / power supply
- 5 V DC
- Power consumption
- 750 mW
- Size / dimensions
- 50 mm × 30 mm
- Weight / mass
- 10 g
- Operating temperature
- −20°C to 60°C
- Recommended temperature for imaging
- −20°C to 60°C
- Total ionizing dose
- Up to 30 kRad
- TRL
- 9
- Flight heritage
- Yes
About
SelfieCam is a compact, flight-proven spacecraft deployment monitoring camera with a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 9. It is specifically designed to support critical space missions by providing deployment monitoring, enhancing space situational awareness, and facilitating In-Space Manufacturing (ISM) activities. The camera features non-volatile memory, allowing it to capture and save images reliably. Its design prioritizes ease of integration and operation, making it a straightforward addition to various spacecraft platforms. SelfieCam can capture and save JPEG compressed image frames at up to 12 frames per second, which is resolution-dependent, enabling effective monitoring of spacecraft deployments. The on-board JPEG encoding ensures small image sizes, supporting easy data downlink even with weaker communication links. The camera can be directly mounted on the spacecraft chassis. It utilizes a CMOS RGB Rolling shutter image sensor and offers multiple pixel resolutions including 1024 x 768, 800 x 600, and 640 x 480. It has a pixel size of 2.2 µm, operates in the VIS spectral range, and provides a 110° field of view with a 1mm focal length. The optical assembly is integrated with the sensor. Communication and control are handled via a UART interface with ASCII commands, and image/bulk data also uses UART. It operates on a 5 V DC input voltage and consumes 750 mW of power. The camera can store up to 500 images in its on-board flash memory. It is designed to operate in a temperature range of -20°C to 60°C and can withstand a total ionizing dose of up to 30 kRad.
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