Sensor Adapter for FSM-IMX415 with Voltage and Clock – FSA-FT11/A-V1A

Name: Sensor Adapter for FSM-IMX415 with Voltage and Clock - FSA-FT11/A-V1A - FRAMOS
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Sensor Adapter for FSM-IMX415 with Voltage and Clock - FSA-FT11/A-V1A

Product Number: 22882

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Product Summary

FRAMOS Sensor Module Adapter, Compatible with FSM-AR0144: An adapter featuring voltage and clock generation at 27MHz and EEPROM support, compatible with FSM-AR0144 sensor module.

Sensor Adapter for FSM-IMX415 with Voltage and Clock – FSA-FT11/A-V1A Highlights

24MHz clock generation
MIPI CSI-2 interface
EEPROM for customization
Voltage regulation
Flexible sensor support

Targeted Applications

Embedded Systems
Machine Vision
Robotics

Product Specifications

Compatible Sensor Modules: FSM-IMX415, FSM-IMX715
Features: Onboard clock generation
Manufacturer: FRAMOS

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