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COM Express 7 baseboard

The Baseboard supports Type 7 COM Express modules. The board breaks out major communications and peripheral interfaces as defined by the COM Express standard. It also provides a backplane connector, making it possible to integrate the board into larger systems.
Data Center RDIMM DDR5 Tester

This board allows you to develop and customize RAM controllers to implement countermeasures against Rowhammer attacks and to experiment with RDIMM DDR5 RAM modules used in data centers. The latest revision of the board contains AMD (Xilinx) Artix UltraScale Plus series FPGA in a 676-BGA package. The previous revision of the board was based on AMD (Xilinx) Kintex-7 FPGA. The on-board configuration flash can store the bitstream that is loaded at startup. In addition, a 1Gb Ethernet interface is provided to access the DDR5 Tester over the local network infrastructure. The RDIMM DDR5 Tester includes on-board 64Mb HyperRAM for storing critical runtime data. The RDIMM DDR5 Tester is one of the DRAM testing platforms supported in the open source Rowhammer Tester framework. You can learn more about the RDIMM DDR5 Tester in this Antmicro blog note.
DC-SCM OSM-L Carrier Card

This board follows the interface and mechanical outline described in the 2.1 revision of the DC-SCM standard specified by the Open Compute Project community. It supports System on Modules following the OSM-L standard specified by the SGet group, and includes a series of breakout connectors, jumpers and other supplementary circuitry for developing BMC software features for security, reliability, commissioning and benchmarking.
GMSL Deserializer Board

GMSL Deserializer Board capable of translating up to 4 GMSL signals into 2x 4-lane MIPI CSI-2 interface. The board is designed to connect to a baseboard, e.g. Jetson Orin Baseboard, via 50pin FFC.
Jetson AGX Thor Baseboard

Open source baseboard supporting NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor System on Module. The board can be adopted for standalone, desktop usage but it can be also integrated into a bigger computing system. Features a range of typical IO interfaces and offers compatibility with camera modules and video accessories developed by Antmicro. This makes the open source baseboard a perfect starting point for developing advanced vision systems, robots, autonomous vehicles and many more.
Jetson Orin Baseboard

World's first open-source baseboard supporting NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano and Jetson Orin NX System-on-Modules, and successor to the greatly popular Jetson Nano Baseboard. The board will help you harness Orin NX's performance while offering plenty of flexibility - it can be powered using three possible sources (PoE included), features an array of interfaces, and offers compatibility with a range of video accessories developed by Antmicro (e.g. adapters for FRAMOS and Allied Vision cameras). All that while fitting within a 120 x 60 mm footprint. Read more about the Jetson Orin Baseboard on Antmicro's blog.
Kria K26 Devboard

A devboard created for AMD-Xilinx Kria K26 System on Module (SoM), aimed at hardware accelerated vision AI and video analytics solutions. The board includes a 50-pin camera connector which exposes two 4-lane MIPI CSI-2 interfaces. This camera connector is electrically compatible with a broad range of open source video accessories created by Antmicro, such as OV9281 Dual Camera Board, SDI-MIPI bridge and HDMI-MIPI bridge. The board supports multiple power supply scenarios, including PoE (Power over Ethernet), USB-C PD (Power Delivery), and External PSU via DC Jack. You can read more about the devkit in this Antmicro blog note.
OSM-L BMC SoM

A System on Module (SoM) following the OSM-L standard specified by the SGet group. It integrates Lattice CertusPro-NX FPGA and NXP i.MX943 Application Processor (AP), along with local storage, clocking and power management circuitry.
PolarFire SoM

Antmicro PolarFire System on Module (SoM) built around Microchip PolarFire MPFS250T RISC-V System on Chip. The SoM exposes two 100-pin high density connectors with signal assignment that is electrically compatible with Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4.

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