RealSense D400 Rigid 50 Pin Interposer

Name: RealSense D400 Rigid 50 Pin Interposer - FRAMOS
SKU: 20737
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Reliable and high-speed interposer for depth module connectivity.

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RealSense D400 Rigid 50 Pin Interposer

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RealSense Interposer, Manufacturer’s Part #: 956827: A rigid 50-pin interposer designed to connect the D400 depth modules to the RealSense Vision system, providing secure connectivity for depth applications.

The RealSense D400 Rigid 50 Pin Interposer enables high-speed connectivity between the D400 Depth Modules and RealSense Vision Processor D4. Designed to maintain signal integrity and reliability, this interposer ensures a seamless connection between the stereo camera module and the DS5 ASIC card. The robust construction makes it suitable for industrial applications where durability and performance are critical.

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