Mini Jetson CoaXPress Frame Grabber & Edge AI System

Integrated Quad CoaXPress-12 Interface with NVIDIA Jetson

  • High-speed Jetson CoaXPress bandwidth up to 50 Gb/s
  • Integrated Quad CoaXPress 2.1 (CXP-12) Frame Grabber links, PoCXP
  • NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX
  • Altera Arria 10 FPGA for image acquisition and pre-processing
  • Ideal for Recording & Streaming solutions
  • Dimensions: 134 x 90 x 60mm | Weight: 750g
  • Inline Image Processing option including:
  • Direct transfer of image buffers from grabber to GPU memory
  • RTSP output Option

FantoVision40‑CXP12: Jetson CoaXPress Vision Frame Grabber System

The FantoVision40-CXP12 is a rugged Jetson system with a fully integrated CoaXPress-12 frame grabber. Powered by the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX, it captures and processes up to 4x CoaXPress 2.1 (CXP‑12) links with PoCXP. It merges high‑end image acquisition on an Arria 10™ FPGA with real‑time GPU processing on Jetson, enabling low‑latency recording, streaming, and Edge AI in an ultra‑compact, Low SWaP form factor.


Jetson CoaXPress Performance and Real-Time Processing

The FantoVision40-CXP12 is available as a plug-and-play CoaXPress-12 frame grabber system or as part of a complete solution integrating image acquisition, modular real-time preprocessing, enhancement, and advanced compression IPs (.JPEG, Lossless, Quality+).

Inline enhancement features include:

  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) – Captures superior details in high-contrast lighting conditions.

  • White Balance – Maintains color accuracy across variable lighting conditions.

  • Dynamic Luminance Balance – Preserves consistent brightness under changing illumination.

  • Gamma Correction – Optimizes brightness and contrast for improved clarity.

Real-time compression with Dynamic ROI delivers:

  • Extended recording times without compromising quality.

  • Lower transmission bandwidth for efficient data handling.

  • Accelerated offline compression, reducing storage needs and post-processing time.


Flexible Development Tools

  • Open architecture: split/chain processing between FPGA and GPU
  • GPU development: CUDAC/C++ and NVIDIA AI libraries on Jetson
  • FPGA development: rapid pre‑processing deployment with ProcVision Suite

Integrated Vision Acquisition and Processing

Deploy a single compact node for acquisition, real-time pre-processing, Edge AI inference, and recording. This approach reduces cabling, latency, and overall system cost while improving reliability and maintainability.

For large-scale, synchronized camera deployments, Gidel’s InfiniVision multi-camera vision system enables synchronization and processing across 100+ sensors within a flexible acquisition framework.
For applications that require strict determinism, line-scan optimization, or guaranteed frame capture with fixed timing, ProcFG provides a dedicated deterministic image acquisition layer.

Both approaches integrate seamlessly into Gidel’s FPGA-based vision platforms and scale from single-node systems to multi-unit topologies.


Why Choose the FantoVision40‑CXP12?

  • Quad CXP‑12 with PoCXP for long‑reach, robust cabling, grabbing and processing
  • Up to 50 Gb/s aggregate input bandwidth
  • FPGA‑plus‑GPU pipeline with Compression (.JPEG, Lossless, Quality+) option
  • Real-Time High Dynamic Range (HDR) correction option
  • Mini, rugged System for recording & streaming and Edge AI

The FantoVision40‑CXP12 is the ideal choice when you need maximum CoaXPress throughput in a compact, low‑latency Jetson platform.

For Jetson Multi interfaces system with Quad CoaXPress-12 & optional 4× 10 GigE, see FantoVision40.
Looking for Jetson system with Camera Link interface? refer to FantoVision20-CL.
For Jetson Multi interfaces system with Camera Link & Dual 10GigE interfaces, visit FantoVision20.
Looking for Jetson system with Dual 10GigE only? see FantoVision20-GigE.

For an Octo CoaXPress-12 Frame Grabber PCIe Card solution? visit Proc1C10N-CXP12.
Looking for a compact Quad CXP-12 Frame Grabber PCIe Card? refer to HawkEye-CXP12.

     Target Applications

  • Drones / UAVs
  • Aerial Imaging
  • High-Resolution Imaging
  • AI
  • Broadcasting
  • Recording
  • Streaming
  • Smart Cities
  • Military & Defense
  • Aerospace
  • Medical Imaging
  • Outdoor Imaging Sports
  • Sports Analytics
  • ATE (Automated Test Equipment)
  • Electron Microscopy
  • Industrial Inspection
  • Sorting Machines
  • Smart Agriculture
  • Autonomous Vehicles
  • Scientific Research

General

Camera Interface
  • 4x CoaXPress-12 links
  • 2x CoaXPress-12 links
  • 1x CoaXPress-12 link
Complient Interfaces
CoaXPress 2.1
Camera Input Connectors
4x Micro-BNC
Supported down-connection speeds
  • 1.25 Gb/s | CXP-1
  • 2.5 Gb/s | CXP-2
  • 3.125 Gb/s | CXP-3
  • 5 Gb/s | CXP-5
  • 6.25 Gb/s | CXP-6
  • 10 Gb/s | CXP-10
  • 12.5 Gb/s | CXP-12
Supported up-connection speeds
  • 20.83 Mbps (CXP-1 to CXP-6)
  • 41.66 Mbps (CXP-10, CXP-12)
Maximum Stream Packet Size
8,192 bytes
Advanced Features
  • On-the -fly selective ROI acquisition
  • Link Aggregation mode
  • Chunk Data
Host interfaces
  • 1x GbE
  • 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 (single lane)
  • 1x USB 2.0
  • 1x HDMI Out
  • 1x Recovery
  • 1x Restart
  • 1x UART
Max USB 3.x power allocation: ≤ 4 W
Storage
NVMe interface: Gen 3 ×1 / Gen 4 ×2 (Depends on the Jetson model)
  • Up to 8TB
Image Formats
  • Mono, Bayer, RGBA (8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 bits/color)
  • RGB (8, 10 and 12 bits/color)
Max. Resolution
  • Horizontal: 16 K pixels (64-bit)
  • Vertical: 65 K lines
  • For configurations supporting higher resolutions- Contact Us
Compression & Image Enhancements
On Jetson Compression:
  • H.264
  • H.265
On FPGA Compression Options: On FPGA Image Enhancements Options:
  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) correction
For more modular image-processing options - Contact Us
Maximum Acquisition Throughput
40 Gb/s
Camera Types
  • Area
  • Line Scan
GPIO
  • 8x RS422 deferential pairs
  • 4x Opto-Isolators
  • 2x High-Drive output
  • 6x LVTTL
  • GPIO power out: 2x 12V @ 1.0A aggregate
Streaming & Communication Protocols
  • Customizable streaming & communication using NVIDIA tools
  • RTSP streaming option
Dimensions
134L x 90W x 60H mm
Weight
750g
Cooling
  • Passive cooling
  • Active cooling (fan) option
MTBF
MTBF values at 60% confidence and 40 °C case temperature are:
>580Kh (With Passive Cooling)
Certifications
  • CE
  • FCC
  • CCI

Processors:

Embedded computer
NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16GB
Jetson computer resources
NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16GB:
  • JetPack 6.2.1
  • Up to 8-core Arm Cortex-A78AE 2MB L2 + 4MB L3
  • 1024 Core Ampere, with 32 Tensor Cores
  • Up to 157 TOPS AI computation
  • Up to 16GB @ 102.4 GB/s
  • Video encode: 1x 4K60, 3x 4K30, 6x 1080p60, 12x 1080p30 (H.265), H.264, H.265, AV1
  • Video decode: 1x 8K30,2x 4K60, 4x 4K30, 9x 1080p60, 18x 1080p30 (H.265), H.264, H.265, VP9, AV1
FPGA Types
Altera Arria 10:
  • 160 GX
  • 270 GX
  • 660 GX
GPU-FPGA interconnectivity
PCIe Gen 3 x4 @ up to 26.4 Gb/s

Environmental Conditions

Temperature Range
  • Commercial: 0 °C - 65 °C case temperature
  • Industrial: -25 °C - 65 °C case temperature. (Limited FPGA options)
IP Compliance
  • IP51-compliant
  • For configurations meeting higher IP standards, contact Gidel
Environmental Compliance
NVIDIA Jetson Model
  • Orin NX 16GB
  • Nano NX: (Subject to minimum order quantity)
FPGA
  • Arria 10 160 GX: 2GB | 4GB
  • Arria 10 270 GX: 2GB | 10GB and 4GB (Industrial Temperature)
  • Arria 10 660 GX: 9GB
  • DRAM Throughput: 2GB – 10GB DDR4 @ up to 24GB/s
Camera Interface
Customized User Protocol Option
Storage
NVMe interface: Gen 3 ×1 / Gen 4 ×2 (Depends on the Jetson model)
  • 100GB
  • 2TB
  • 4TB
  • 8TB
  • 1TB (Subject to minimum order quantity)
Modular Real-Time
Image Processing
Gidel FPGA flow can integrate advanced image processing algorithms, including:
  • Compression encoders: JPEG | Lossless | Quality+
  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) correction from a single exposure
  • White Balance – Maintains color accuracy across variable lighting conditions
  • Dynamic Luminance Balance – Preserves consistent brightness under changing illumination
  • Morphological operations such as Open/Close using a round structuring element
User FPGA code
  • Users can integrate their own FPGA code with Gidel’s IPs
For more information, refer to the FPGA Processing tab
Streaming & Communication Protocols
RTSP streaming Option
Cooling
  • Passive cooling
  • Active cooling (fan) option
Ruggedized
Extended Vibration Resistance (Recommended for harsh environments)
Temperature Range
Industrial: -25 °C - 65 °C case temperature. (Limited FPGA options)
IP Compliance
For custom IP ratings or ratings above IP51, contact Gidel

FantoVision40-CXP12 offers unmatched modularity: select the Jetson SoM, FPGA, storage, cooling, and beyond to fit your exact needs.

Looking to adapt the FantoVision40-CXP12 Edge Computer according to your Vision?

Contact Our Experts

The FantoVision40-CXP12 Edge Computer offers two powerful customization paths to meet specific application requirements:

  1. Modular Pre-Configured Features
    Gidel provides a range of pre-embedded modules tailored to your specifications—such as real-time compression, HDR, and other advanced features. (See the Options tab for available configurations.)

  2. User-Level FPGA Customization
    Leverage Gidel’s development tools and IP libraries to integrate your proprietary FPGA logic and extend the system’s capabilities for acquisition, image processing, and control.

The Gidel ProcVision Suite delivers a complete toolchain for advanced user-level FPGA customization of the data flow, image pipeline, image processing, and more—ensuring optimal performance for your vision or imaging application.

FantoVision40-CXP12: FPGA resources comparison
ModelFV40CXPORM16/164FV40CXPORM272/27/27IFV40CXPORM66
FPGAArria 10 160 GXArria 10 270 GXArria 10 666 GX
FPGA-ALM61,000101,620250,540
FPGA-M20K4407502,133
FPGA-18*19 Multipliers3121,6603,556
  • DRAM capacity
  • 2GB | 4GB2GB | 10GB | 4GB (Industrial)9GB
  • DRAM sustain bandwidth
  • Up to 12.8GB/sUp to 24GB/sUp to 15.2GB/s
  • Max Bandwidth for SFP+
  • 12.5Gb/s12.5Gb/s12.5Gb/s
  • Max Bandwidth for CoaXPress
  • 12.5Gb/s12.5Gb/s12.5Gb/s

    Grabbers SDK

    InfiniVision
    Designed for acquisition from a large number of cameras (100+), with an option for embedded real-time compression.
    ProcFG
    Optimized for line-scan camera acquisition, offering dynamic ROI support along with advanced debugging and analysis tools.

    Application Interfaces

    GUI Applications
    • CameraConfig- For camera discovery and configuration.
    • ggvcon- For setting GigE Vision network communication.
    APIs
    • ProcFG with supporting examples
    • InfiniVision with supporting examples
    • Gen<i>Cam GenTL producer libraries compatible with C/C++ compilers
    • InitCam for developing user Gen<i>Cam camera configuration application
    • GigE for developing camera network communication applications

    Software Compatibility

    Third-party software
    Camera control Gen<i>Cam based application.
    Operation System
    • Ubuntu 20
    • JetPack 6.2.1
    Documentation
    FantoVision40-CXP12 Datasheet Open
    FantoVision40-CXP12 Block Diagram Open
    FantoVision40 Family Getting Started User Guide Open
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