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Processor Adapter for NVIDIA Jetson Platforms – FPA-4.A-AGX-V1A

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Processor Adapter for NVIDIA Jetson Platforms – FPA-4.A-AGX-V1A

FSA-FTx/A (60 pin) · Onboard clock generation · FRAMOS

Compatible Processor Board
FSA-FTx/A (60 pin)
Features
Onboard clock generation
Manufacturer
FRAMOS
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Product Overview

FRAMOS Sensor Module Adapter, Compatible with FSM-IMX415: An adapter that provides voltage and clock generation (24MHz) with EEPROM, designed for use with FSM-IMX415 sensor modules.

The FPA-4.A-AGX-V1A adapter by FRAMOS allows for interfacing sensor modules with NVIDIA Jetson platforms like AGX Orin, AGX Xavier, and TX2 Developer Kits. The adapter translates signals from FRAMOS sensor modules for seamless integration, supporting up to four CSI-2 lanes. It provides a solid foundation for evaluating sensor performance on embedded platforms, streamlining development of computer vision applications.

Designed for high-performance setups, the adapter ensures compatibility across various Jetson development boards.


Product Specifications

Compatible Processor BoardCompatible Processor Board
FSA-FTx/A (60 pin)
FeaturesFeatures
Onboard clock generation
ManufacturerManufacturer
FRAMOS

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