RealSense™ Depth Module D415

Name: RealSense™ Depth Module D415 - FRAMOS
SKU: 20742
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Integrate high-quality depth and RGB imaging with the RealSense™ Depth Module D415, designed for flexible integration into 3D vision projects.

Product Number: 20742

Category: 3D Modules

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Product Summary

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 D415 Highlights

High-quality depth and RGB sensors
Rolling shutter for smooth video capture
Supports integration with Vision Processor D4
50-pin Board-to-Board connector
Compatible with RealSense™ SDK

Targeted Applications

Long-Range Depth Sensing
System Integration
Indoor/Outdoor Applications
Prototyping

Product Specifications

Interface: 50-pin Board-to-Board connector
Baseline [mm]: 55
Depth Technology: Active IR Stereo
Field of View Diagonal [°]: 77
Field of View Horizontal [°]: 69.4
Field of View Vertical [°]: 42.5
Horizontal Resolution [px]: 1920
Ideal Range: 10m+
Input Voltage Range [V]: 1.8V – 3.3V
Manufacturer: Intel
Max. Depth Resolution: 1280 x 720
Max. RGB Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Minimum Depth Distance [mm]: 300
Product Type: Camera Module
RGB Sensor: Yes
Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
Vertical Resolution [px]: 1080

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RealSense Vision Processor D4

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 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.

HSF50 Flexible Interposer Cable

50mm flexible interposer cable for Intel® RealSense™.

HSF100 Flexible Interposer Cable

100mm flexible interposer cable for Intel® RealSense™.

HSF150 Flexible Interposer Cable

150mm flexible interposer cable for Intel® RealSense™.

HSF200 Flexible Interposer Cable

200mm flexible interposer cable for Intel® RealSense™.

The RealSense™ Depth Module D415 (Manufacturer’s Part #952000) is a versatile imaging subsystem featuring stereo image sensors and an integrated RGB sensor. With a rolling shutter for smooth video capture, the D415 is designed to provide high-quality depth data over USB when paired with a RealSense™ Vision Processor D4. This module is ideal for system integrators, OEMs, and ODMs seeking long-range depth sensing solutions. The D415 supports a maximum RGB resolution of 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps and depth resolution of 1280 x 720 at 30 fps, with a 55 mm baseline for accurate depth calculation. Designed for easy integration, the D415 connects via a 50-pin Board-to-Board connector, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor applications. It is also compatible with the RealSense™ SDK, enabling cross-platform development with multiple programming languages and code wrappers.

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