The webcam consists of the following components:
1. Lens: An optical element used for imaging, selected according to the required shooting range and resolution.
2. Image sensor: A device that converts optical signals into electrical signals, usually using CMOS or CCD sensors.
3. Image processor: Digitally process the collected electrical signals to obtain high-quality images.
4. Compression encoder: Compress and encode digital signals for transmission to save bandwidth and storage space, and ensure real-time transmission.
5. Network module: A tool used to transmit image signals over a network, usually implemented using wired or wireless network modules.
6. Power management: Used to control the power supply of network cameras, usually using DC power adapters or industrial grade power components.
7. Shell and bracket: Used to protect equipment and fix it in a specific position, usually made of metal or plastic materials.
The above are the main components of a webcam, and different brands and models of webcams may vary.
