Versatile Processor Adapter for 96Boards CE – Dual FPA

Name: Versatile Processor Adapter for 96Boards CE - Dual FPA - FRAMOS
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Optimized for high-speed vision data transmission in embedded applications.

Versatile Processor Adapter for 96Boards CE - Dual FPA

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Versatile Processor Adapter for 96Boards CE – Dual FPA

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FRAMOS Processor Board Adapter, Dual FPA: Features dual FPA for 96Boards CE, supporting 2x CSI-2 (60-pin) connections, allowing for dual image processing and data transfer.

The FPA-2.A/96B-V1A is a dual processor adapter for 96Boards CE, featuring two CSI-2 interfaces (60-pin each). It facilitates high-speed data connectivity for image sensors and is designed to support a wide range of embedded vision applications. Its compatibility with the FRAMOS Sensor Adapter ecosystem allows for flexible configurations and seamless integration with other FRAMOS components, enabling users to build advanced vision systems quickly and efficiently.

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