AVerMedia D133 NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX and Orin Nano Rugged Embedded Computers and Carrier Board

Pole boxes, camera housings and ceiling spaces leave little room for a computer, and the power there usually arrives as a DC pair on terminals rather than a mains socket. The AVerMedia D133 series is built for those installs: small fan-cooled embedded computers and a matching carrier board with a 9-24 V DC screw-terminal input and -25 °C to 60 °C operation. AVerMedia aims the D133 at smart traffic, smart security and smart city applications, where the camera and its computer often share one small housing.

Every D133 product shares one board. Two MIPI CSI-2 connectors with four lanes each, on 22-pin FPCs, take embedded cameras directly, so short camera runs need no capture card. One GbE RJ45 port carries IP video and uplink, one HDMI output runs at 4K, two USB 3.2 Type-A ports cover peripherals and USB-C handles recovery. M.2 M-key 2280 and E-key 2230 sockets take NVMe storage and optional Wi-Fi, and the 20-pin header carries nine GPIO lines, two I2C buses and one UART for triggers, relays and serial sensors. AVerMedia publishes JetPack 6.2 board support packages on Ubuntu 22.04.

The D133 range covers two finished computers and the board. The D133OXB takes a Jetson Orin NX 16GB or 8GB, rated at up to 100 TOPS or 70 TOPS, with 4K output at 60 Hz and power consumption from 17.6 W to 31.5 W. The D133ONB takes an Orin Nano 8GB, rated at up to 40 TOPS, with 4K output at 30 Hz and 14.4 W to 25.4 W, for single-camera analytics. The D133 is the bare carrier board, rated from -40 °C to 85 °C with an optional fan, for camera makers and OEMs designing their own enclosure.

In practice the D133 series suits junction and roadside analytics, entrance and perimeter security, and smart city sensors fitted into existing housings. The boxed computers are fan-cooled and rated from -25 °C to 60 °C, with a 256GB NVMe SSD installed and storage from -40 °C to 85 °C. Every product takes 9-24 V DC on a screw terminal, and AVerMedia lists CE, FCC and KC marks with RoHS 2 compliance. Where a site needs remote recovery or a cellular link, the D133-1 series adds headers for both as options.