Got a Hikvision 32MP PanoVu camera, model number DS-2CD6984G0-IHS
www.hikvision.com
Max resolution 8160×3616p@30FPS, 4x8MP sensors, 180° panoramic view, SoC is Hisilicon Hi3559A which has 4 Tops computing power and 16384x8640p encoding ability
↓ This is what it looks like after removed from the mount, looks exactly likes a bowling ball, and an owl
↓ Main board: It has a heater on the back of SoC, removed for better picture. 4x1GB DDR and 8GB EMMC. There's a SFP port on the PCB board but no fiber connected outside, guess you have to pay more for the fiber connector.
SoC is Hisilicon Hi3559AV100, annouched in 2018 but still one of the most powerful IPC SoCs right now. Hikvision relabeled it as HK-2018-1, they do this to all SoCs they buy
↓ The 4 CMOS board
↓ The lens is M16 2.8mm, which is different from the specification on Hikvision's website, they list it as M12. I've screwed it off from the mount to measure with caliper and can comfirm that it's M16
↓CMOS sensors used on this camera are OmniVision OS08A20, before tearing it down, I was hoping to see the SONY IMX334. The image is pretty good actually, OS08A20 seems to be better than IMX334, it is NIR enhanced while IMX334 isn't
↓ Power board. It can use DC 12V and PoE
↓Micro-SD card slot and reset button on the back of the camera
Thanks for reading
DS-2CD6984G0-IH(S)(AC)(/NFC)
Hikvision 32MP 180° PanoVu Network Camera DS-2CD6984G0-IH(S)(AC)(/NFC)
Max resolution 8160×3616p@30FPS, 4x8MP sensors, 180° panoramic view, SoC is Hisilicon Hi3559A which has 4 Tops computing power and 16384x8640p encoding ability
↓ This is what it looks like after removed from the mount, looks exactly likes a bowling ball, and an owl
↓ Main board: It has a heater on the back of SoC, removed for better picture. 4x1GB DDR and 8GB EMMC. There's a SFP port on the PCB board but no fiber connected outside, guess you have to pay more for the fiber connector.
SoC is Hisilicon Hi3559AV100, annouched in 2018 but still one of the most powerful IPC SoCs right now. Hikvision relabeled it as HK-2018-1, they do this to all SoCs they buy
↓ The 4 CMOS board
↓ The lens is M16 2.8mm, which is different from the specification on Hikvision's website, they list it as M12. I've screwed it off from the mount to measure with caliper and can comfirm that it's M16
↓CMOS sensors used on this camera are OmniVision OS08A20, before tearing it down, I was hoping to see the SONY IMX334. The image is pretty good actually, OS08A20 seems to be better than IMX334, it is NIR enhanced while IMX334 isn't
↓ Power board. It can use DC 12V and PoE
↓Micro-SD card slot and reset button on the back of the camera
Thanks for reading
