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 \subsection{Image Sensor Reuse}}
 There is a Hitachi Super H H-2 CPU on board with the image sensor. 5V and GND are clearly marked on one of the connectors. It draws around 50mA at idle.
 
-I would like to reuse the image sensor but as of yet don't know how to. Further information could be obtained from either this or a similar camcorders service manual. Alternatively, I could purchase a camera module off ebay and work with that\footnote{Currently, the go to camera sensor for arduino is the OV7670 on ebay. Search ``cmos camera module''. There is also some options from Adafruit and Sparkfun for a comparable price.}. I don't yet have an ID for the image sensor used on board. If I can't get the image sensor working, I can instead just use the lens somewhere else. Disassembly of the lens from the image sensor required hot air to release glue from some screws.
+I would like to reuse the image sensor but as of yet don't know how to. Further information could be obtained from either this or a similar camcorders service manual. Alternatively, I could purchase a camera module off ebay and work with that\footnote{Currently, the go to camera sensor for arduino is the OV7670 on ebay. Search ``cmos camera module''. There is also some options from Adafruit and Sparkfun for a comparable price.}. I don't yet have an ID for the image sensor used on board. If I can't get the image sensor working, I can instead just use the lens somewhere else (I will try with the OV7670). Disassembly of the lens from the image sensor required hot air to release glue from some screws.
 
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 \subsection{Modular Boards}}