AR/VR and gesture interaction
- Hand and finger tracking for gesture control
- Interaction with virtual objects and spatial user interfaces
A compact 940 nm ToF camera module for near-field depth sensing in AR/VR, gesture, robotics and people-analysis systems.
Key Highlights
DMOM2508CL is a compact 320 × 240 Time-of-Flight depth camera module for embedded spatial sensing. It combines a global-shutter sensor, 940 nm active illumination and a 2-lane MIPI CSI-2 interface for applications that need near-field depth data rather than RGB imagery alone.
DMOM2508CL supports a 0.2-2 m measurement range, 10-30 fps operation, 71.8° horizontal × 56.6° vertical field of view and a 21.00 × 9.50 × 6.33 mm module head. These parameters make the module a practical starting point for space-constrained AR/VR, gesture, robotics and people-analysis designs.
DMOM2508CL specifies depth accuracy of ≤1% or ≤1 cm, with distortion below 2.5%. Evaluate depth performance across the required distance, target reflectivity, ambient light and temperature using the final optical window, enclosure and host platform.
DMOM2508CL provides 320 × 240 depth sensing over 0.2-2 m with 940 nm illumination and a 2-lane MIPI CSI-2 interface. For an embedded design with a longer working-distance requirement, compare DMOM2808D, which specifies 0.25-4.5 m with 850 nm illumination. Match the required distance and wavelength to the host capture pipeline, power rails and optical assembly. Our ToF camera module selection guide also compares MIPI, USB and Ethernet integration routes.
DMOM2508CL is intended for compact products that use depth maps for interaction, measurement or scene awareness.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Sensor type | Global shutter |
| Depth resolution | 320 × 240 |
| Pixel size | 15 µm |
| Sensor size | 1/3 inch |
| Measurement range | 0.2-2 m |
| Field of view | 71.8° horizontal × 56.6° vertical |
| Distortion | <2.5% |
| Depth accuracy | ≤1% or ≤1 cm |
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Frame rate | 10-30 fps |
| Illumination | 940 nm, 3 W |
| Input clock | 27 MHz |
| Power consumption | 340 mW typical |
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Data interface | MIPI CSI-2, 2 lanes |
| Sensor supply | 3.3 V single supply, ≥300 mA |
| VCSEL supply | 4 V, ≥2 A |
| Module dimensions | 21.00 × 9.50 × 6.33 mm |
Plan the 2-lane MIPI CSI-2 receiver, capture driver, data format and depth-processing pipeline together. The sensor requires a 3.3 V supply rated for at least 300 mA, and the VCSEL requires a 4 V rail rated for at least 2 A. Size the complete power system around both rails, including startup, transient current and thermal behavior.
Share your host processor, required output, working distance, target materials, lighting and mounting constraints with us to discuss an evaluation configuration. Include the final cover window and enclosure in depth-accuracy and calibration checks.
Yes. DMOM2508CL is specified with 320 × 240 depth resolution and a global-shutter sensor.
The published measurement range is 0.2-2 m. Final usable range depends on the optical stack, target reflectivity, ambient light and application conditions.
Yes. DMOM2508CL provides a 2-lane MIPI CSI-2 data interface. Confirm receiver compatibility, lane routing, timing and host-driver support on the target platform.
Yes. AR/VR interaction, hand and finger tracking, and gesture control are listed application directions for DMOM2508CL. Validate tracking performance in the final user volume and lighting environment.
Yes. The published specification lists 940 nm, 3 W illumination for active depth sensing. The complete end product still requires laser-safety and compliance validation.
DMOM2508CL is specified for 10-30 fps operation. The delivered system frame rate can depend on host bandwidth, depth-processing pipeline and configuration.
The sensor requires a 3.3 V single supply rated for at least 300 mA. The VCSEL rail is specified as 4 V rated for at least 2 A.
The module head measures 21.00 × 9.50 × 6.33 mm. Its specified field of view is 71.8° horizontal × 56.6° vertical.
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