Jetson Carrier & Power PCB
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m building a small embedded vision rig and need a compact PCB that can host an NVIDIA Jetson compute module plus a separate, no-frills power distribution board (PDB). The PDB only has to feed the Jetson, a handful of sensors, and one or two cameras—no motors or other high-current loads.
Scope
• Create a basic schematic for the carrier, breaking out the Jetson’s essential interfaces (power, USB, CSI, and at least one GPIO header for future sensor expansion).
• Design a matching PDB that steps down from a single DC input and provides clean, fused rails for the Jetson, 5 V cameras, and 3 V/5 V sensor lines.
• Keep the overall footprint as compact as practical; the two boards should stack or sit side-by-side within a small enclosure (roughly “Raspberry Pi-sized” is fine).
• Supply native design files (KiCad, Altium, or similar), PDFs of the schematics, and a basic BOM so I can order parts and have the boards fabricated.
A concise, working draft is all I need right now—no exhaustive test plans or 3D models. If everything checks out electrically, I’ll consider a follow-on job for refinement and routing tweaks.
Looking forward to collaborating!
Scope
• Create a basic schematic for the carrier, breaking out the Jetson’s essential interfaces (power, USB, CSI, and at least one GPIO header for future sensor expansion).
• Design a matching PDB that steps down from a single DC input and provides clean, fused rails for the Jetson, 5 V cameras, and 3 V/5 V sensor lines.
• Keep the overall footprint as compact as practical; the two boards should stack or sit side-by-side within a small enclosure (roughly “Raspberry Pi-sized” is fine).
• Supply native design files (KiCad, Altium, or similar), PDFs of the schematics, and a basic BOM so I can order parts and have the boards fabricated.
A concise, working draft is all I need right now—no exhaustive test plans or 3D models. If everything checks out electrically, I’ll consider a follow-on job for refinement and routing tweaks.
Looking forward to collaborating!