Abstract: A flat vehicular video-recording module has a housing being transversely elongated and having a circuit board therein. The housing further has a photo-sensing element thereon to align with the circuit board, a connector extending outwards from the housing and sticking plasters thereon. Given the foregoing structural design, the video-recording module can be effectively reduced in thickness and can be applied to a vehicle with narrow space available inside the vehicle, thereby rendering higher flexibility in mounting and design.

Abstract: A vehicle video recorder module has an enclosure, a power supply circuit board, an isolation shield, an image recording circuit board, a lens and a connector. The enclosure has a rear base and a front cover connected to each other. The power supply circuit board, the isolation shield and the image recording circuit board are mounted inside the enclosure. The isolation shield is mounted around the power supply circuit board and the image recording circuit board. The lens is mounted on the front cover. The connector is connected to the rear base and is electrically connected to the power supply circuit board and the image recording circuit board. The structural design of the vehicle video recorder module can prevent electromagnetic interference, enables a stable operation and provides better waterproof performance.