RealSense Vision Processor D4

Name: RealSense Vision Processor D4 - FRAMOS
SKU: 20732
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Optimize stereo camera data with the RealSense™ Vision Processor D4, a compact BGA package ASIC supporting 60 fps RGB output, ideal for industrial and embedded vision solutions.

Intel® RealSense™ Vision Processor D4 V3 (IMU vers. for module D450)

Product Number: 20732

Category: 3D Accessories

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Product Summary

Manufacturer’s Part #: 957646, MIPI Lanes: 5x CSI-2, Ports: 5x I2C, 1x SPI, GPIO, Timer, Host interface: USB3.0, Max RGB Frame Rate: 60 fps, Package Mounting: BGA

RealSense Vision Processor D4 Highlights

High-performance ASIC for stereo processing
Compact BGA package for OEM customization
Supports up to 60 fps RGB
Cross-platform SDK compatibility
Supports multiple I/O and MIPI lanes

Targeted Applications

Industrial Automation
Machine Vision
Robotics
Embedded Systems

Product Specifications

Camera Interface: 50-pin Board-to-Board and USB Type C-connectors
Product Type: Vision Processors
Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080

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Accessories

RealSense Vision Processor D4 Board

Manufacturer's Part #: 952019, Integrated onto PCB, Host interface: USB3.0, Max. RGB Frame Rate: 60 fps, Form Factor: ASIC

RealSense D400 Rigid 50 Pin Interposer

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.

RealSense™ Depth Module D410

Manufacturer's Part #: 951913, Camera Module, 1920 x 1080, Rolling shutter, Baseline: 55 mm, USB interface, 50-pin Board-to-Board connector

RealSense™ Depth Module D415

Manufacturer's Part #: 952000, Camera Module, 1920 x 1080, Rolling shutter, FOV: 69.4° x 42.5° x 77°, Baseline: 55 mm, USB interface, 50-pin Board-to-Board connector

RealSense™ Depth Module D420

Manufacturer's Part #: 956826, Camera Module, 1280 x 800, Global shutter, FOV: 91.2° x 65.5° x 100.6°, Baseline: 50 mm, USB interface, 50-pin Board-to-Board connector

RealSense™ Depth Module D430

Manufacturer's Part #: 954010, Camera Module, 1280 x 800, Global shutter, FOV: 91.2° x 65.5° x 100.6°, Baseline: 50 mm, USB interface, 50-pin Board-to-Board connector

The RealSense™ Vision Processor D4 is a high-performance ASIC, designed specifically for processing stereo camera data to generate depth and full HD RGB information. With a Manufacturer’s Part #957646, it features a compact BGA package, making it ideal for OEMs and ODMs to integrate onto custom system boards and daughter cards for enhanced flexibility. It supports MIPI lanes and multiple I/O options including 5x CSI-2, 5x I2C, 1x SPI, GPIO, and a timer. The Vision Processor D4 can be easily paired with D400-series Depth Modules and is compatible with the Cross-platform SDK for RealSense™ devices, enabling developers to leverage various programming languages, sample code, and tools. Supporting up to 60 fps RGB video output, this processor is suitable for industrial and computer vision applications where efficient processing and compact design are key requirements.

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