3D Sensing Filters
3D Sensing Filter, also known as 3D camera narrowband infrared filter or biometric filter; Mainly equipped with structured light, iToF indirect flight time, dToF single point/area array ranging, VCSEL near-infrared active lighting system.
Three major 3D sensing solutions
Structured Light (FaceID, Front Face Recognition)
Standard wavelength: 940 nm
IToF indirect flight time (mobile phone rear ToF, AR, sweeping machine, industrial 3D camera)
940 nm (mainstream consumer electronics)/850 nm (early solutions, industrial vision)
DToF direct flight time (single point ranging, SPAD array, short-range Flash radar)
Wavelength: mostly 940nm; 905nm is selected for long-distance dToF section
Core categories of 3D Sensing Filters
1. Narrowband bandpass filter
Typical incident angle: 0 ° to ± 20 °, ± 25 ° (much larger than the conventional ± 8 ° for vehicle mounted LiDAR)
2. IR-CUT infrared cut-off filter (color RGB auxiliary camera)
Paired with a color camera inside the 3D module, it filters out infrared interference to ensure normal color.
3. Dicroic (transceiver module)
Reflecting VCSEL illumination beam; Transmitting and reflecting signals to image sensors, commonly used in miniaturized modules.
Inventory Parameters with 450nm Dichroic Short Pass Filter







