Optical mouse as an inexpensive kilopixel camera
Optical mouse has become one of the staple peripheral for computer nowadays after successfully replacing the mechanical mouse. One of the underlying technologies used in the optical mouse is the use of a high speed camera to capture surface images for the calculation of the mouse movement in the X a...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-447372023-03-03T20:39:50Z Optical mouse as an inexpensive kilopixel camera Hong, Lixiang. School of Computer Engineering Kakarala Ramakrishna DRNTU::Engineering::Computer science and engineering::Computing methodologies::Image processing and computer vision Optical mouse has become one of the staple peripheral for computer nowadays after successfully replacing the mechanical mouse. One of the underlying technologies used in the optical mouse is the use of a high speed camera to capture surface images for the calculation of the mouse movement in the X and Y directions. As such, it will be feasible to create a cheap camera out of the optical mouse. The process of creating a camera out of the optical mouse was to first identify and understand how the components of the optical mouse functions. One of the most crucial components is the optical sensor. The data sheet of the optical sensor provided important information such as the description of the pins, the details of the read and write operations and the address of the registers in the optical sensor. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) 2011-06-03T06:06:20Z 2011-06-03T06:06:20Z 2011 2011 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/44737 en Nanyang Technological University 35 p. application/pdf |
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Optical mouse has become one of the staple peripheral for computer nowadays after successfully replacing the mechanical mouse. One of the underlying technologies used in the optical mouse is the use of a high speed camera to capture surface images for the calculation of the mouse movement in the X and Y directions. As such, it will be feasible to create a cheap camera out of the optical mouse.
The process of creating a camera out of the optical mouse was to first identify and
understand how the components of the optical mouse functions. One of the most
crucial components is the optical sensor. The data sheet of the optical sensor
provided important information such as the description of the pins, the details of the
read and write operations and the address of the registers in the optical sensor. |
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