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FFC (40pin), MIPI CSI-2 Interface Adapter

Streamline signal conversion with the FFC 40pin adapter for FSM:GO module testing and prototyping.

MIPI CSI-2 Interface Adapter
FFC (40pin), MIPI CSI-2 Interface Adapter

Product Number: go008
Category: Interface

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Product Summary

The FFC (40pin) adapter connects the PixelMate 60-pin interface to a 40-pin FFC connector for flexible testing on FSM:GO modules.

The FFC interface uses an adapter with the PixelMate interface, allowing signal transfer from the native PixelMate 60-pin interface to a 40-pin FFC connector (Molex 5051104091).

Due to the pin reduction from 60 to 40, some signals from the PixelMate layout, such as the second MIPI clock and I2C, are not used in FSM:GO modules.

For quick FSM:GO testing on compatible carrier boards like Nvidia Dev Kits, ConnectTech Carrier boards, or NXP i.MX8MP Dev Kit, use an additional adapter and a 1:1 premade cable like Molex 0150200440 or 0150200446.

FFC (40pin), MIPI CSI-2 Interface Adapter Highlights

  • Supports PixelMate to FFC conversion
  • Compatible with FSM:GO modules
  • Works with Nvidia Dev Kits
  • Includes 40-pin FFC connector

Targeted Applications

  • Embedded Vision Testing
  • Prototyping
  • Carrier Board Integration

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