In the burgeoning realm of edge AI computing, the choice of a carrier board can significantly impact the performance, flexibility, and scalability of your project. In this comparative analysis, we scrutinize three distinct offerings from industry-leading providers: Lee Top, Realtime, and AVerMedia. Each carrier board boasts unique features tailored to diverse application requirements, ranging from smart security to autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). Let's delve into a comprehensive comparison to aid in your decision-making process.
Feature | Leetop A680 | Leetop A605 | Realtime RTSO-2002 | Realtime RTSO-2005 | Realtime RTSO-1002 | AVerMedia D315 |
NVIDIA GPU SoC Module | 5x Gigabit Ethernet(10/100/1000) W2 2x2PSEO ptional) 1x10G |
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64GB NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 32GB | NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin core module | AGX Orin | AGX Xavier/ AGX Xavier industry AGX Orin/AGX Orin industry | NVIDIA® Jetson AGX Orin™ module (32GB or 64GB) |
Networking | 5x Gigabit Ethernet (10×100×1000M)(W2 2×2PSE optional) | 1*Gigabit Etherne (10/100/1000) 1*10G |
5 x Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000Mbps adaptive; Half-duplex/full-duplex adaptive) | 2 x Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000Mbps adaptive; Half-duplex/full-duplex adaptive) | 1 x GbE(10/100/1000 BASE-T) | 1x GbE RJ-45 1x 10G RJ-45 |
Wi-Fi | 1x M.2KEY E | 1xM.2 KEY E Interface | 1 x M.2 key E port | 1x M.2 E key | ||
Display Output | 1x HDMI | 1*HDMI | 1 x HDMI 2.0 interface | 1xHDMI | 1 x HDMI TYPE A interface | 1x HDMI output |
Temperature | -25℃-70℃ | - | -20℃~+80℃ | -40~+85℃ | -20~+85℃ | Operating temperature -25°C~85°C Storage temperature -40°C ~ 85°C Relative humidity 40 °C @ 95%, Non-Condensing |
USB | 6x USB 3.0 Type A (Integrated USB 2.0) 1x USB2.0+3.2Type C | 2*USB 3.2 Type A (Integrated USB 2.0) 1*USB 3.2+2.0 Type C |
4 x USB 3.0 interface;1 x Micro USB2.0 interface , 2 x CAN2.0 interface | 2 x USB Type-C interfaces, (P10) support system burning function, provide 5V/1A output power; 2 x USB TYPE A ports, providing 1A output current; 1 x USB 2.0 Micro port used as slave port to connect Xavier's UART2 and UART3(debug port) |
2 x USB TYPE A 3.1 ports GEN1, support usb2.0, usb3.1 signals, 1A output current;2 x USB TYPE A 2.0 ports, support usb2.0 signal, 1A output current;1 x Micro USB 2.0 interface, used as a slave interface; 1 x USB TYPE A 3.1 ports GEN1, support usb2.0, usb3.1 signals, 1A output current;3 x USB TYPE A 2.0 ports, support usb2.0 signal, 1A output current;1 x Micro USB 2.0 interface, used as a slave interface; |
1x USB 2.0 Micro-B for recovery 2x USB 2.0 Type-A 2x USB 3.2 Type-A |
Camera | 1xMIPI (MIPI转6xCSI Camera) | 120P official carrier board camera interface,CSI Camera = Up to 6 cameras (16 via virtual channels**)16 lanes MIPI CSI-2D-PHY 2.1 (up to 40Gbps) | C-PHY 2.0 (up to 164Gbps), Up to 6 cameras (16 via virtual channels**)16 lanes MIPI CSI2D-PHY 2.1 (up to 40Gbps) | C-PHY 2.0 (up to 164Gbps) |
GSML2 camera interface | 1 x MIMP CSI Camera extension port (6 x 2 LANE/4 x 4 LA | 4 x MIPI interface(2LANE) | GMSL2/FPD-link III/V-by-One® HS (STURDeCAM20 optional) |
Storage | 64GB eMMC 5.1 | 64GB eMMC 5.1 | 1 x Micro SD card slot | 1 x MicroSD card slot | 1 x M.2 KEY M interface | 1x micro-SD card slot |
CAN bus | - | 1x CAN | 2 x CAN 2.0 interface | 2 x CAN port | 2 x CAN | 1x CAN bus |
SIM Card | 1xSIM_Card | - | 2xMicro SIM | 1xMicro SIM | 1 x Micro SIM card slot | 1x Micro SIM |
Thermal Solution | 1x FAN(12V PWM) | 1*Fan (12V PWM) | 1 x FAN | 1 x fan control port | 1 x Fan control interface | Fan (optional) |
Expansion Header | Multifunctional port | 6x GPIO,1x SPI bus,1x power control,1x system control | 4 x GPI,4 x,1 x MiniPCIe interface, 2 x I2C interface;2 x SPI interface, | 4 x 3.3V Programmable GPIO,1 x Mini PCIe port,1 x 3.3V I2C port | 2 x I2C, 1 x SPI, 3 x UART, 1 x I2S, 1 x USB2.0, 5 x GPIO, 1xPWM, 1 x MCLK, |
• 40-pin (UART, SPI, CAN, I2C, I2S, GPIOs ) • 1x M.2 E key (for Wi-Fi 6E) • 1x M.2 M key (for SSD or AVerMedia capture card: CN311-H, CN312SW, CN312MW) • 1x Micro SIM socket • 1x mPCIe (for 4G LTE module or 5G module via adapter card) • 1x PCIe x16 (only support x8 PCIe lanes) • 1x CAN bus with transceiver • 120-pin (for MIPI SerDes) • OOB support |
Input Power | -+12---+36V(150W) DC Input | 9V --- +20V DC Input @ 8A | -+9V~+36VDC input range | -+9V---+20V | ,9V---+20V | DC 12~54V |
Buttons | 1x Power key; 1xRecovery key ; 1xReset key; | 1x Power key; 1xRecovery key ; 1xReset key; | 1 x Reset button; 1 x Recovery button; 1 x Power button | 1 x Reset button; 1 x Recovery button; 1 x Power button | 1 x Reset Button;1 x Recovery Button | Power and Recovery |
RTC Battery | - | 1*2Ping RTC connector | 1 x RTC interface | 1 x RTC battery interface | 1 x RTC battery holder | Support RTC Battery and Battery Life Monitoring by MCU |
PCB/Electronics Mechanical Info | 319.8x197.2x85.4(mm) | - | 8-channel GMSL2 or 2-channe SATA3.0 | w 150mm, L 105mm, H 29.5mm | W 130mm, L 170mm, H 23mm | 141.5mm (W) x 133.5mm (L) x 29mm (H) |
Weight | 412.2 g | - | - | 119g | 160g | 200g |
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Lee Top A680 vs. A605:
The A680 offers extensive interfaces and features suitable for high-performance computing and multiple camera inputs, making it ideal for applications like smart security and autonomous robots.
In contrast, the A605 provides basic features in a compact form factor, catering to applications with low power consumption requirements like smart home and retail.
Realtime RTSO Series:
RTSO-2002 offers a balance between connectivity, storage, and expansion options, suitable for cost-effective solutions.
RTSO-2005 enhances connectivity and display options, catering to applications like digital signage and interactive kiosks.
RTSO-1002 is designed for demanding applications requiring high-speed data processing and expansion capabilities, offering flexibility for integrating additional hardware components.
AVerMedia D315:
The D315 emphasizes versatility with a focus on AMR deployments, smart security, and smart inspection, facilitated by its robust connectivity options and support for high-speed data processing.
Each carrier board presented in this analysis offers distinct advantages suited to different application requirements. The choice ultimately depends on factors such as performance needs, connectivity options, expansion capabilities, and budget constraints. By carefully evaluating these aspects against your project requirements, you can make an informed decision to propel your edge AI computing endeavors forward.
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