https://github.com/micro-FPGA/CRUVI/blob/master/docs/CRUVI_Specification.pdf updated spec available!

www.cruvi.com website is alive, currently mostly only to forward to github for file access, including the specification document.

adapters to-from UEXT are planned, they are "wires only" eco system adapters to-from CRUVI LS connector

Olimex does not have that many modules, but some very intereting ones. I2c SPI and Serial Cruvi interface board to UEXT https://www.olimex.com/Products/Modules/UEXT/

https://www.digikey.at/product-detail/de/mikroelektronika/MIKROE-2882/1471-1949-ND/8545542

As the Klickboards are too wide to be put directly on a CRUVI board, A cruvi board should be made which allows to connect KlickBoards via the adapter which is made available anyway So we only would

I think this displays are a good option for the start. https://riverdi.com/technologies/ribus/ https://www.mikroe.com/ribus-click

Klick modules are 25.4 mm wide http://blog.ljcv.net/2018/08/mikroelektronika-mikrobus-and-click.html Cruvi boards are only 22mm wide. So Klick boards would not fit on cruvi boards. This is a problem.

More infos about the proposed standard

When system-designers design a solution, they care about the complete solution. In automation, that would be the whole machine. The design tool would hold the model of the whole machine, and all its

nice, that could be set as long term goal, but full 100% plug and play is not set as ultimate target, so it may take a while.. Some comments: when the carrier wakes up, then either SoC (if hard CPU

https://github.com/micro-FPGA/CRUVI/tree/master/ecosystem partial list of some planned adapters updated in github, there are several more planned but please also add your wishlist :)

I can imagine a computer BIOS-like management tool for reading/writing the ID-s as well as for performing some rudimentary testing should the meta-data contain a HW description.

yees -> kind of idea is/was a EUROCARD template: 3 + 3 cruvi slots (back + front) SPACE for "brain" in the middle fits some existing enclosure for eurocards "some" connector front - RJ45 gBe ? power

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dKAiwvI3NWGZzw_dij6I-t_KGuxpKrdJGuAo-tG4v04/edit?usp=sharing adding modules there there are some "compromises" and caveats that well, we should document

I need a solution with several interfaces. I buy a carrier board with enough cruvi slots and I buy all the different cruvi modules I need. I plug in all cruvi modules into the carrier board and switch

Cruvi Verlängerungskabel between carrier and module (Up to how long?) Cruvi connector cable between two carrier boards to connect two FPGA boards.

This is something I did look into for long time, we use the "solder down" spacers in some stuff, and press-fit could also be an option, but There are some constraints why I pretty much excluded

HDMI out HDMI in

yes, in the HS connector there is one dedicated TRANSCEIVER lane, and USB has also dedicated pins (reserved) and - M2 connector fits onto single wide CRUVI module ! so at least theoretically it