FRAMOS D415e Module

Name: FRAMOS D415e Module - FRAMOS
SKU: 24361

Achieve sub-millimeter precision in industrial depth sensing with the D415e Module. Designed for static or slow-moving environments, it brings RealSense™ depth technology to the GigE industrial standard.

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FRAMOS D415e Module

3D Module · Ethernet (GigE/PoE) · IMU

Product Type

3D Module

Interface

Ethernet (GigE/PoE)

Features

IMU

Shutter Type

Rolling Shutter

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Includes: FRAMOS D4 Vision Processor Board, Intel RealSense D410 Depth Module; RGB Module, Interposer Cables

The D415e module utilizes rolling shutter sensors to provide the highest depth resolution and precision within the D400e series. Its narrow field of view and integrated Intel D4 Vision Processor make it the ideal choice for quality control and assembly tasks where accuracy is paramount. By utilizing a GigE/PoE interface, it allows for industrial-grade cable lengths and reliable power delivery in locked-down factory environments.

Product Specifications

Product Type: 3D Module
Interface: Ethernet (GigE/PoE)
Features: IMU
Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
IP Protection Class: IP66
Ideal Range [m]: 0.5 to 3
Package: Module
Sensor Technology: 3D
Field of View Horizontal [°]: 65
Field of View Vertical [°]: 40
Field of View Diagonal [°]: 72
Filter Type: All-Pass
Max. Depth Resolution: 1280 x 720
Max. Depth Frame Rate [fps]: 30 fps
Max. RGB Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Max. RGB Frame Rate [fps]: 30
Baseline [mm]: 55

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