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Diamond Systems Osbourne: a configurable Jetson AGX Orin carrier board
The Diamond Systems Osbourne is a configurable rugged carrier board for NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, with swappable I/O plates for box-PC or mission-computer builds.
The Diamond Systems Osbourne is a carrier board for the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin family, giving access to every I/O function of the module, with sockets for cameras, storage and I/O expansion. With the AGX Orin 64GB module it runs up to 275 TOPS of AI. We supply it as a bare board or as a complete, tested system.
What makes Osbourne different is the I/O panel. All power and I/O leave the carrier through a single high-density connector, so the same board can sit behind commercial connectors in an industrial box, latching connectors in a rugged system, or MIL-STD circular connectors in a sealed mission computer.
What Osbourne brings
- 01Swappable I/O panels
- Commercial, rugged latching and MIL-STD connector panels on the same carrier board.
- 02All three AGX Orin modules
- AGX Orin 32GB, AGX Orin 64GB and AGX Orin Industrial 64GB, from 200 to 275 TOPS.
- 03Multi-camera input
- A camera adapter socket for four 4-lane or eight 2-lane CSI-2 cameras, with adapters for GMSL.
- 0410G and Gigabit networking
- One 1G/2.5G/5G/10G multi-gigabit port and one Gigabit port, plus USB 3.2, serial, CAN and digital I/O.
- 05Room to expand
- M.2 M-key NVMe and E-key wireless sockets, plus minicard sockets with PCIe and USB.
- 06Built-in thermal path
- A fanned heatsink or a bottom-mounted plate with a built-in heat spreader.
The Osbourne family
One carrier board in four forms: the bare OSB-BB01, the rugged Osbourne-ER, the fanless JetBox-Osbourne and the sealed Geode-OSB.
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Rugged Carrier Board with 10GbE, Supplied Without Module
- AI
- 200–275 TOPS
- SOM
- NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64 GB
- Ethernet
- 1× 10GbE, 1× GbE
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64GB (275 TOPS) Rugged Carrier Board with Dual CAN, 6-Channel A/D and -25 to 78 °C
- AI
- 275 TOPS
- SOM
- NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64 GB
- Ethernet
- 1× 10GbE, 1× GbE
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64GB Wide Temperature Edge AI Computer with 275 TOPS and 10GbE
- AI
- 275 TOPS
- SOM
- NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64 GB
- Ethernet
- 1× 10GbE, 1× GbE
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 32GB/64GB Rugged Edge AI Computer with 10GbE, IP67 and MIL-STD I/O
- AI
- 200–275 TOPS
- SOM
- NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Industrial 64 GB
- Cameras
- 8× GMSL
One carrier, three I/O panels
Osbourne is a two-board design. A single 150-pin high-speed connector carries all power and I/O from the carrier to an I/O panel or breakout board, so the panel you choose decides where the system can go.
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01 / 04The bare carrier board
Diamond Systems OSB‑BB01
The carrier has no Ethernet magnetics or panel connectors of its own, so it works with off-the-shelf I/O adapters or a custom I/O panel, which shortens time to market and keeps cost of ownership down compared with a full custom carrier. Our guide to choosing a Jetson carrier board sets out the trade-offs.
- Rated
- 7–20 V DC; −25 to 80 °C
- Expansion
- PCIe x16 slot (x8) and 2× minicard
Fig. 01 Diamond Systems OSB‑BB01 -
02 / 04Industrial I/O panel
Diamond Systems JetBox‑Osbourne
Commercial connectors keep industrial builds cost-effective, and JetBox-Osbourne builds this panel into a fanless computer.
- Rated
- −25 to 70 °C; −40 to 70 °C with AGX Orin Industrial
- Network
- RJ‑45 for 10G and Gigabit Ethernet, USB, DB9 serial, RJ‑12 CAN and serial, HDMI
Fig. 02 Diamond Systems JetBox‑Osbourne -
03 / 04Rugged latching I/O panel
Diamond Systems Osbourne‑ER
The newest member of the family puts a high-density breakout with latching connectors on a heat spreader plate, for shock, vibration and a low profile. Where loose cable assemblies are a risk, it is the better choice over the industrial panel.
- Rated
- −25 to 78 °C; −40 to 83 °C with AGX Orin Industrial
Fig. 03 Diamond Systems Osbourne‑ER -
04 / 04MIL-STD I/O panel
Diamond Systems Geode‑OSB
A direct-mount panel board with MIL-DTL-38999 and SJT connectors closes the carrier in a sealed IP67 enclosure and removes most internal cables. Its built-in MIL-STD-461 filter saves cost where a MIL-grade power supply is not required, and 60 spare user I/O pins let minicard I/O modules be added without changes to the enclosure or wiring.
- Rated
- Sealed IP67; D38999 and SJT connectors
Fig. 04 Diamond Systems Geode‑OSB
Comparing the Osbourne builds
| Specification | OSB-BB01 | Osbourne-ER | JetBox-Osbourne | Geode-OSB |
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| Form | Carrier board, no module | Carrier and latching I/O on a heat spreader plate | Fanless computer | Sealed IP67 computer |
| I/O connectors | Single high-density connector | Latching | Commercial: RJ-45, DB9, RJ-12, HDMI | SJT and D38999 |
| Ethernet | 1× 10G, 1× GbE (via adapter) | 1× 10G, 1× GbE | 1× 10G, 1× GbE | 1× 10G, 1× GbE |
| Extras | PCIe x16 slot (x8), 2× minicard | 6× A/D, 2× D/A, 12× GPIO | GMSL adapter socket, DIN rail mount | Up to 8× GMSL, MIL-STD-461 filter |
| Power | 7–20 V DC | 7–20 V DC | 7–20 V DC | 9–36 V DC isolated or 7–20 V DC |
| Temperature | −25 to 80 °C | −25 to 78 °C; −40 to 83 °C (Industrial) | −25 to 70 °C; −40 to 70 °C (Industrial) | −40 to 80 °C |
Every build takes the AGX Orin 32GB and 64GB modules, and the Osbourne-ER, JetBox-Osbourne and Geode-OSB also take the AGX Orin Industrial 64GB for the widest temperature range.
If you are still deciding on the module, our comparison of Orin NX and AGX Orin covers when the larger module is worth it. For other ready-made boards, see our range of rugged industrial NVIDIA Jetson carrier boards, or browse the full Diamond Systems range.
From carrier board to deployable system
As a USA distributor for Diamond Systems, we supply Osbourne as a complete integrated system rather than a kit of parts.
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Configure
Module and panelWe match the AGX Orin 32GB, 64GB or Industrial 64GB module and the I/O panel to the environment.
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Fit
ExpansionThe SSD, I/O modules and mounting plate with built-in heat spreader are fitted to the carrier.
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Image
L4T and JetPackThe Linux OS based on NVIDIA L4T is loaded with your preferred JetPack version.
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Test
Before shippingThe whole assembly is tested on the bench before delivery, ready to install.
Osbourne FAQs
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What Is MIL-DTL-38999?
MIL-DTL-38999 is the US military specification for high-density, environmentally sealed circular connectors. It defines four series of connector, with bayonet, threaded and breech-lock coupling, used for power, signal and data on aircraft, military vehicles and rugged computers.
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What Is MIL-STD-461?
MIL-STD-461 is the US military standard for the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of equipment. It sets limits and test methods for how much electromagnetic interference a device may emit, and how much it must tolerate, across both conducted and radiated paths. The current revision is MIL-STD-461G.
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What Is Linux for Tegra (L4T)?
Linux for Tegra, or L4T, is the NVIDIA operating system for Jetson edge AI modules: an Ubuntu-based Linux plus the board support package (bootloader, kernel and drivers) that makes Linux run on Jetson hardware. NVIDIA now calls it Jetson Linux, and it is the base layer of JetPack.
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What Is NVIDIA JetPack?
NVIDIA JetPack is the software development kit for the Jetson platform. It provides the operating system, Jetson Linux (also called Linux for Tegra, based on Ubuntu), plus the AI, computer vision and multimedia libraries, including CUDA, cuDNN and TensorRT, that let a Jetson run GPU-accelerated AI. Each JetPack version supports particular Jetson modules.
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What is 10GbE networking?
10GbE (10 Gigabit Ethernet) is a networking standard that carries data at 10 gigabits per second, four times faster than 2.5GbE. Defined in the IEEE 802.3 family, it runs over SFP+ fiber or copper and over Cat6A twisted pair, and is increasingly the baseline for edge AI systems handling high-resolution video and multi-sensor data.
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How Long Is NVIDIA Jetson Supported?
NVIDIA gives Jetson modules long, published production lifecycles, which is part of why they suit industrial designs. Current Orin modules run well into the 2030s, and Industrial variants carry a ten-year production life. The exception is the older LPDDR4 generation, Xavier and TX2, which NVIDIA has brought to early end-of-life, with last-time-buy orders closing on 1 July 2026.
Need a rugged Jetson AGX Orin build?
Tell us your I/O, camera, and ruggedization requirements, and we will configure the right Osbourne carrier board and AGX Orin build for your deployment.