I think for now the next logical step would be to make a prototpye and send out some prototypes to the relevant parties. you can think about something to a certain extent, but then you need to touch h

I suggest to have a google Doc document (written and made available by Antti) where people can add their comments to the standard document. ed

I2C, RX/TX, SCK,MISO,MOSI - map 1:1, but to where connect SPI select on feather? or have lots of solder jumpers? This adapter if done "full passive" would be really easy to-do, and it would allow also

MIPI-CSI (RASPI cam?) MIPI-DSI HS-1 GiG Ethernet LS-parallel camera HS-JESD204B AD HS-JESD204B DA LS-parallel transceiver (SX1257 PMOD)

would be great to have a design to download. ed

https://www.sparkfun.com/qwiic https://www.crowdsupply.com/steiert-solutions/qwiikit

Is the HS interface capable for M.2? Ed

To ease transition, a cruvi2PMOD adapter would be needed.

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

HDMI out HDMI in

How about designing a carrierboard with this module https://shop.trenz-electronic.de/de/TE0713-02-200-2C-FPGA-Modul-mit-Xilinx-Artix-7-XC7A200T-2FBG484C-4-x-5-cm-1-GByte-DDR3L?c=457 and some cruvi int

1) the ID is absolutely part of the ecosystem, and one of the uses would be that "gateway" or local processing FPGA bitstreams are either selected from pre-compiled pool, or generated on the fly eithe

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 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

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 m

More infos about the proposed standard

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

Is a widely used system with lots of modules. https://www.mikroe.com/click

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/

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