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IMX-LVDS-HDMINXP USA Inc.IMX-MIPI-HDMINXP USA Inc.LVDS2HD (LVDS to HDMI Adapter Board V1.5)Geekworm
FFF CompatibilityUses MIPI-DSI protocol signals on the mini-SAS input instead of LVDS, which is pin-incompatible and requires routing from a MIPI-DSI host port.Shares the same physical size, shape, and connector styles (mini-SAS to HDMI Type-A) as the original card.Achieves the identical end goal of converting a processor's digital display output to HDMI up to 1080p, but relies on a MIPI-DSI signal source instead of LVDS.Requires custom point-to-point wiring or a custom adapter cable, as it uses standard 2.0mm pin headers instead of a mini-SAS connector.Has a different PCB footprint, mounting holes, and board dimensions compared to the NXP card.Directly converts standard LVDS inputs to HDMI output (up to 1080p @ 60Hz), matching the original bridge's electrical function.
AI Summary

IMX-LVDS-HDMI by NXP USA Inc.: i.MX 8 - Interface Board.

The IMX-MIPI-HDMI is the official NXP sister board, designed for the same i.MX 8 and i.MX 9 evaluation ecosystem. Since most i.MX development kits route both LVDS and MIPI-DSI interfaces to mini-SAS ports, this card acts as an excellent alternative for displaying processor output on a standard HDMI monitor by simply changing the output channel in software.

  • Official NXP development accessory with plug-and-play driver support in the official BSP (Yocto/Linux/Windows IoT).
  • Uses the exact same physical mini-SAS input connector and HDMI Type-A output connector.
  • Identical physical board dimensions and mounting hole placement for easy mechanical swap.
  • Requires changing the target processor's output interface from LVDS to MIPI-DSI, which necessitates updating the device tree (DTB) file in software.
  • Will not work if the host board's only available or exposed display interface is strictly hardware-configured for LVDS.

This is a widely available, generic hardware converter board designed to translate standard LVDS signals to HDMI. It serves as an electrical-level alternative when you must use the host board's LVDS transmitter but cannot obtain the official NXP adapter, though it requires custom wiring to bridge the mini-SAS connector to the board's pin headers.

  • Successfully converts raw, standard LVDS display signals to a standard HDMI Type-A output port.
  • Supports both Single 8-bit (up to 720p/768p) and Double 8-bit (up to 1080p) LVDS input modes.
  • Independent of specific host processors; can convert LVDS from any platform, not just i.MX.
  • Requires physical wiring/cabling adapters to map the host board's mini-SAS connector pins to the 2.0mm pitch LVDS input headers.
  • Lacks official NXP BSP out-of-the-box software integration, requiring manual EDID or panel timing configuration.
Lifecycle StatusActiveActiveUnknown
Market AvailabilityIn stockIn stockUnknown
REACHREACHREACHUnknown
RoHSRoHSRoHSUnknown
Descriptioni.MX 8 - Interface Boardi.MX 8 - Interface BoardThis is a widely available, generic hardware converter board designed to translate standard LVDS signals to HDMI. It serves as an electrical
ManufacturerNXP USA Inc.NXP USA Inc.Geekworm
TypeAccessoriesAccessoriesComponent
DatasheetOpenOpenN/A
Lead Time15 weeks15 weeksUnknown
Country of OriginCN--
Export Control Class NumberEAR99EAR99EAR99
HTSUS Code8473.30.1180--
Moisture Sensitivity Level1 (Unlimited)--
Accessory TypeInterface Board--
Utilized IC / Parti.MX 8--

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