Yuan ARC6N0 T5X NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000/T4000 Carrier Board with 5GbE, IMU and 16 MIPI Lanes

Multi-camera AI work often needs more compute than a small carrier can connect, and the ARC6N0 T5X from Yuan is built for that job. It is a Jetson carrier board stack for the NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000 or T4000 module, with a main board and a daughter board keeping the I/O compact. A 6-axis IMU, a magnetometer and an optional RTK GNSS connector mean it may also suit moving equipment as well as fixed vision cabinets.

The T5000 gives up to 2070 FP4 TFLOPS from a 14-core Neoverse-V3AE CPU and a 2560-core Blackwell GPU with 128GB LPDDR5X; the T4000 gives 1200 FP4 TFLOPS with 64GB. Sixteen MIPI CSI-2 lanes take cameras or capture cards, and a T5000 build can encode up to six 4K60 H.265 streams. Display is one HDMI 2.0 port at 4K60, networking is one 5GbE port and audio is line in and line out.

Two USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C ports sit on the main board with three more on the daughter board, alongside M.2 E, M and B key slots, a nano SIM and two custom high-speed connectors carrying up to PCIe Gen5 x4 each. T5000 builds add CAN bus on the header and daughter board, which also carries two RS485 ports. Power is 20 to 57V DC. If you need more USB, the ARC6N0 T5X-8USBC swaps in a daughter board with eight Type-C ports, and the EDG6N0-S T5X puts the same module in an enclosure with QSFP28 and DisplayPort.

The ARC6N0 T5X runs Ubuntu 24.04.2 with L4T R38.2.0 and JetPack 7.0.0, operates from -20 to 45°C with airflow and carries CE and FCC marks. We supply it as a complete tested system, with the Jetson module, NVMe storage and JetPack image fitted before it ships.