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D133 Series Carrier Boards Small-footprint Jetson computing with dual MIPI camera inputs
D133 Series Carrier Boards

Small-footprint Jetson computing with dual MIPI camera inputs

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D133 Series Carrier Boards

The NDAA-compliant D133 family provides a 90 × 76 mm carrier-board footprint for NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX and Orin Nano modules. Two four-lane MIPI CSI-2 inputs, Gigabit Ethernet and USB connections enable compact embedded vision designs. M.2 slots accommodate NVMe storage and optional wireless connectivity.

The D133-1 adds connections for optional 4G/5G daughterboards and out-of-band management hardware. D133S combines these expansion options with NVIDIA Super Mode compatibility and TPM 2.0 support. A 20-pin header provides UART, I2C and GPIO connections across the family, and HDMI supplies a local display output.

Specifications:

D133 D133-1 D133S
Dimensions 90 × 76 mm footprint 90 × 76 mm footprint 90 × 76 mm footprint
Weight 70 g 70 g 70 g
Compatible modules Orin NX / Orin Nano Orin NX / Orin Nano Orin NX / Orin Nano; Super Mode
Interfaces GbE; 2 × four-lane MIPI; 2 × USB Type-A; HDMI; 20-pin I/O GbE; 2 × four-lane MIPI; 2 × USB Type-A; HDMI; 20-pin I/O GbE; 2 × four-lane MIPI; 2 × USB Type-A; HDMI; 20-pin I/O
Expansion M.2 NVMe and Wi-Fi M.2 NVMe and Wi-Fi; optional cellular/OOB M.2 NVMe and Wi-Fi; optional cellular/OOB
Recommended input 9–24 VDC 9–24 VDC 9–24 VDC

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