Key Features
- FPGA Mezzanine Card (FMC) compatible with the AMD ZCU102, ZC706...
- Supports up to twelve (12) video inputs
- Compatible with Maxim Integrated™ GMSL2 serial link
- Converts GMSL2 or GMSL1 serial links to MIPI® CSI-2 parallel camera interface
- Supported resolutions include 2+MP/4MP@60fps and 8MP@30fps
- Rosenberger® quad HSM® connectors
- On-board info EEPROM
- On-board jumpers to support different serdes configurations
Board deliverables include User's Manual and PCB schematics. Contact Xylon about the logiADAK-VDF-ZU Video Design Framework, which can show you how to initialize and connect the FMC card to the AMD MPSoC device. The framework includes the complete and pre-verified multi camera-to-display SoC design.
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Description
Xylon's logiFMC-GMSL2 12-Channel GMSL2 FMC video daughter card supports the second generation Maxim Integrated's Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link 2 (GMSL2), which is one of the most popular automotive high-speed serial links for in-vehicle video, audio, and communication data streams transfers.
The card is primarily designed to enable quick prototyping and evaluation of automotive multi-camera Advanced Driver Assistance (ADAS) and Autonomous Driving (AD) applications. It enables easy interfacing of up to twelve (12) automotive video cameras to hardware boards based on the AMD FPGA, SoC, MPSoC and ACAP video and vision processors. The FMC daughter card integrates six (6) Maxim Integrated deserializer chips (max. 6 Gbps) that pair with the counterpart GMSL2 and GMSL1 serializer chips from Maxim Integrated. Each deserializer can be initialized through a single common I2C bus, supports two GMSL2 differential inputs and converts them to four-lanes MIPI Camera Serial Interface 2 (MIPI CSI-2) outputs.
The logiFMC-GMSL2 FMC daughter card is compatible with the existing AMD Zynq™ UltraScale+™ MPSoC based ZCU102/ZCU104/ZCU106 Evaluation Kits and the DRIVE-XA Automated Driving Development Platform. It can also be used with other FMC-compatible AMD and third-party evaluation boards based on AMD devices with MIPI-compatible pins. While the logiFMC-GMSL2 FMC daughter card supports all twelve video channels available through six deserializer chips, the exact number of supported video channels in specific hardware configurations depends on the carrier’s board capabilities; mainly on the number of available pins for the MIPI CSI-2 connections through the FMC connector.