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All rights reserved. Efinix, the Efinix logo, the Titanium logo, Quantum, Trion, and Efinity are trademarks of Efinix, Inc. All other trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners. All specifications subject to change without notice.  \nContents  \nIntroduction..................................................................................................................................... 3  \nWhat's in the Box?.................................................................................................................................... 3  \nFeatures............................................................................................................................................3  \nHeaders............................................................................................................................................ 4  \nInstalling Standoffs.......................................................................................................................... 5  \nRevision History...............................................................................................................................5  \nMIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card User Guide  \nIntroduction  \nThe MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card (part number: EFX_DC_GPIO_B) converts the signals from the development board's QSE connector.  \nLearn more: Refer to the MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card Schematics and BOM for the part details and schematics.  \nFigure 1: MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card  \nTop  \nSupported Development Boards  \nYou can use MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card with:  \n• Titanium Ti60 F225 Development Board  \n• Titanium Ti180 M484 Development Board  \n• Trion T120 BGA576 Development Board  \n• Trion T120 BGA324 Development Board  \n• Trion T20 BGA256 Development Board  \n• Trion T20 MIPI Development Board  \nWhat's in the Box?  \nThe MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card includes:  \n• MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card  \n• 2 standoffs  \n• 2 screws  \n• 2 nuts  \nFeatures  \n• Bridges 40-pin QSE connector on the development board to a 40-pin header  \n• Power supplied from the development board; no external power required  \n— Each pin supports up to 3 A  \n[www.efinixinc.com](www.efinixinc.com) 3  \nMIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card User Guide  \nHeaders  \nTable 1: MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card Headers  \n\n| Reference Designator | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| P3 | 40-pin QTE connector bringing MIPI or LVDS signals, power, and GPIO pins from the development board. |\n| J5 | 40-pin header. |\n\nHeaders P3 (QTE Connector) and J5 (40-Pin Header)  \nP3 is a 40-pin QTE connector to connect the daughter card to the QSE connector on the development board. J5 is a 40-pin header.  \nTable 2: P3 and J5 Pin Assignments  \n\n| Pin\u003Cbr>Number | Pin Name | Description | Pin\u003Cbr>Number | Pin Name | Description |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1 | GPIO_H01 | User I/O | 2 | GPIO_H02 | User I/O |\n| 3 | GPIO_H03 | User I/O | 4 | GPIO_H04 | User I/O |\n| 5 | GND | Ground | 6 | GND | Ground |\n| 7 | GPIO_H07 | User I/O | 8 | GPIO_H08 | User I/O |\n| 9 | GPIO_H09 | User I/O | 10 | GPIO_H10 | User I/O |\n| 11 | GND | Ground | 12 | GND | Ground |\n| 13 | GPIO_H13 | User I/O | 14 | GPIO_H14 | User I/O |\n| 15 | GPIO_H15 | User I/O | 16 | GPIO_H16 | User I/O |\n| 17 | GND | Ground | 18 | GND | Ground |\n| 19 | GPIO_H19 | User I/O | 20 | GPIO_H20 | User I/O |\n| 21 | GPIO_H21 | User I/O | 22 | GPIO_H22 | User I/O |\n| 23 | GND | Ground | 24 | GND | Ground |\n| 25 | GPIO_H25 | User I/O | 26 | GPIO_H26 | User I/O |\n| 27 | GPIO_H27 | User I/O | 28 | GPIO_H28 | User I/O |\n| 29 | GND | Ground | 30 | GND | Ground |\n| 31 | GPIO_H31 | User I/O | 32 | GPIO_H32 | User I/O |\n| 33 | GPIO_H33 | User I/O | 34 | GPIO_H34 | User I/O |\n| 35 | GND | Ground | 36 | GND | Ground |\n| 37 | GP","cbCais9F7HEA9VT6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais9F7HEA9VT6","pdf",540666,"English","# Introduction\n## Supported Development Boards\n# What's in the Box?\n# Features\n# Headers\n## P3 and J5 Pin Assignments\n# Installing Standoffs\n# Revision History","[{\"question\":\"What does the MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card do?\",\"answer\":\"It converts signals from the development board's QSE connector and routes them to a 40-pin interface on the daughter card.\"},{\"question\":\"Which development boards are supported?\",\"answer\":\"The guide lists Titanium Ti60 F225, Titanium Ti180 M484, Trion T120 BGA576, Trion T120 BGA324, Trion T20 BGA256, and Trion T20 MIPI development boards.\"},{\"question\":\"How should standoffs be installed and what torque is recommended?\",\"answer\":\"Attach standoffs using the provided screws before use, tightening all screws to a torque between 4 ± 0.5 kgf/cm and 5 ± 0.5 kgf/cm to avoid damage.\"}]","MIPI and LVDS Expansion Daughter Card User Guide - Version 1.1 - Hardware setup and pinout instructions | PDF",13]