Camemake ESP32-P4NRW32 | High-performance ESP32-P4 MCU | Dual-core RISC-V up to 360 MHz + low-power core | Integrated 32MB PSRAM | MIPI CSI/DSI | USB 2.0 HS OTG | 10/100 Ethernet MAC
Price breaks
| Sales Price Minimum Order Quantity 10 units | $ 5.54 per unit |
| Sales Price Minimum Order Quantity 1000 units | $ 4.92 per unit |
Minimum order: 10 units.
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Disclaimer & Support Policy
All CameMake USB camera modules are fully compliant with UVC (USB Video Class) drivers, ensuring plug-and-play compatibility with all standard UVC-supported devices across Windows, macOS, Linux, and embedded platforms. For developers and integrators working with MIPI camera modules, selected MIPI drivers are available for download via our official CameMake GitHub repository. We continuously expand our online driver and documentation library to support a wider range of image sensors and platforms.
Please note: while we provide open access to resources, direct one-on-one technical support for driver integration is not included. For peer-to-peer assistance, tips, and best practices, join our growing CameMake Camera Community on Reddit, where engineers and makers share solutions, showcase projects, and contribute to open development.
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Specifications
| CPU | Dual-core 32-bit RISC-V high-performance system up to 360 MHz plus a separate low-power RISC-V core (up to 40 MHz class) for always-on and background tasks. |
| RAM | 32 MB PSRAM integrated in-package. Plus on-chip memory: 768 KB high-performance L2 memory, 32 KB low-power SRAM, and other peripheral SRAM blocks. |
| Storage | External SPI / Dual SPI / Quad SPI / QPI flash is supported (up to 64 MB class) for firmware and data. |
| Display Outputs | MIPI DSI high-speed display interface. Also supports LCD / parallel display via parallel IO. |
| Camera Inputs | MIPI CSI camera interface and parallel camera interface. Hardware JPEG and H.264 allow real-time image/video capture and encode. |
| Audio Features | Up to 4x I2S (3 high-performance + 1 low-power) |
| Ethernet | Integrated 10/100 Ethernet MAC with RMII signals. Also supports CAN/TWAI for industrial networks. |
| USB ports | USB 2.0 High-Speed OTG. USB 2.0 Full-Speed OTG. USB Serial / JTAG for flashing, data, and debug. |
| Software Support | Espressif ESP-IDF SDK in C/C++. Includes secure boot, hardware crypto (AES, RSA, SHA, HMAC, ECDSA, TRNG), memory encryption, and trusted boot features. |