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EVKits

Small boards that do one thing: bring an interface out to real connectors and put it on an FPGA carrier you already own. Each kit ships with the reference design, the pin constraints and a bring-up guide, so the first capture happens on the afternoon the board arrives rather than after a board spin.

Why a module rather than a full board. Most teams evaluating an interface already have a carrier they trust and a toolchain set up for it. An FMC module keeps that investment and puts the risk in the part that is actually new — the connectors, the levels and the timing of the interface under test.
ALF-EVK-MIPI

MIPI FMC EVKFour MIPI ports on one FMC module

Production

A small FMC module carrying four independent MIPI connections. It mates with any FMC carrier, so the FPGA, the tooling and the host side stay whatever you already use, and the module supplies the D-PHY interface, the connectors and the reference logic to talk to them.

Four ports rather than one because the questions that matter arrive with the second device: whether lanes stay aligned across ports, whether a shared reference survives four active links, and what happens to one port while another is being reset.

  • Four independent MIPI ports on one module, individually enabled
  • Configurable per port as receive or transmit
  • Attaches to any FMC carrier — the module is the only new hardware
  • Reference design, pin constraints and bring-up guide supplied
  • Per-port status, error and alignment counters exposed over AXI4-Lite
  • Powered from the FMC connector; no external supply on the bench

Key specifications

Ports4 × MIPI, independently configurable
Lanes per port1–4 data lanes plus clock
DirectionReceive or transmit, per port
Carrier interfaceFMC, single connector
PowerFrom the FMC connector
Supplied withReference design, constraints, bring-up guide
4 ports FMC Reference design included
Request MIPI FMC EVK availability
The line is meant to grow. The MIPI module is the first kit; the pattern — one interface, real connectors, an FMC carrier, a reference design in the box — is the product. If the interface you need on a bench is not on this page, tell us which one: a kit is a small piece of work compared with the board spin it saves you.

Evaluating MIPI on a carrier you already have?

Tell us the carrier and the devices you intend to attach, and we will confirm the module fits before you order anything.

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