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SLVS to CSI-2 Adapter for FSM-IMX530 – FSA-FT18/A-00G-V1A

Supports seamless signal conversion for demanding vision applications.

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SLVS to CSI-2 Adapter for FSM-IMX530 - FSA-FT18/A-00G-V1A

Product Number: 24065
Category: Modules Accessories

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Product Summary

FRAMOS Sensor Module Adapter, Compatible with FSM-IMX530: This adapter supports voltage and clock generation, includes EEPROM, and has SLVS-to-CSI-2 conversion capabilities in master mode for full-resolution imaging.

SLVS to CSI-2 Adapter for FSM-IMX530 – FSA-FT18/A-00G-V1A Highlights

  • SLVS-to-CSI-2 signal conversion
  • Master mode support
  • Onboard voltage and clock generation
  • EEPROM storage
  • Full-resolution capability

Targeted Applications

  • Machine Vision
  • Medical Imaging
  • Industrial Automation

Product Specifications

Compatible Sensor ModulesCompatible Sensor Modules

FSM-IMX530

ManufacturerManufacturer

FRAMOS

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Description

The FSA-FT18/A-00G-V1A adapter converts SLVS signals to MIPI CSI-2, supporting master mode operations and full-resolution data transfer. It features onboard voltage and clock generation, as well as EEPROM for configuration storage. Compatible with FSM-IMX530, this adapter is designed to facilitate seamless signal conversion for complex imaging applications, such as machine vision, medical imaging, and industrial automation.

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