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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Provides reliable connectivity for high-speed imaging systems.

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

FSM-IMX415, FSM-IMX715 · Onboard clock generation · FRAMOS

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FSM-IMX415, FSM-IMX715

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Onboard clock generation

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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.

The FSA-FT11/A-V1A adapter facilitates integration of FSM-IMX415 sensors into embedded vision systems via a MIPI CSI-2 interface. It provides voltage regulation, a 24MHz clock, and EEPROM for customization, making it ideal for applications that require flexible sensor setups and high-speed data transfer.

Designed for use in the FRAMOS EV Ecosystem, it simplifies sensor connectivity in diverse imaging projects.

Product Specifications

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

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