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The image captured by the PI4 under IR illumination may be too dim for tracking.
At first I suspected a software issues, because the PI4 image uses picamera2 instead of the legacy camera but no changes to image acquisition can fix that. I now suspect the reason has to do with how the IR strip is powered. The PI4 is more power-hungry and does not leave enough current to flow through the 5V pin of the GPIO, which results in dimmer IR illumination.
If that was the case, it would mean a different wiring is required. A solution could be to power everything from a dock, as investigated here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The image captured by the PI4 under IR illumination may be too dim for tracking.
At first I suspected a software issues, because the PI4 image uses picamera2 instead of the legacy camera but no changes to image acquisition can fix that. I now suspect the reason has to do with how the IR strip is powered. The PI4 is more power-hungry and does not leave enough current to flow through the 5V pin of the GPIO, which results in dimmer IR illumination.
If that was the case, it would mean a different wiring is required. A solution could be to power everything from a dock, as investigated here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: