Sensor Interfaces for FPGAs - Discover how FPGA-based sensor interfaces enable ultra-low latency, multi-protocol data acquisition for edge AI, robotics, and medical imaging. Learn about real-time streaming, embedded control, and Holoscan integration. Discover how FPGA-based sensor interfaces enable ultra-low latency, multi-protocol data acquisition for edge AI, robotics, and medical imaging. Learn about real-time streaming, embedded control, and… Solution Pages Why Altera FPGAs for Sensor Interface Altera FPGAs provide the flexibility to interface with any sensor data, including JESD, LVDS, and MIPI, enabling diverse architectures and solutions. Universal Sensor Interface Support An FPGA is field upgradeable, capable of H/W and S/W changes, not possible with most ASIC, ASSP, or microcontroller devices. Field Upgradeable Flexibility One FPGA can be customized/programmed to enable multiple end equipment variants. One Device, Many Applications Altera’s FPGAs offer a broad spectrum of features and performance, spanning sensor bridge solutions from 1-400 Gbps. Scalable Performance Spectrum NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge Solution Learn about the kit details, supplied by Altera partner, Terasic. The Stratix 10 Sensor Processing Kit is a 100G Ethernet sensor interface platform powered by Altera’s Stratix 10 TX FPGA. It is designed to support real-time streaming of sensor data to GPU memory using NVIDIA Hololink IP and GPUDirect RDMA. Request Access to Altera's Stratix 10 Sensor Bridge Example Design Stratix® 10 Sensor Processing Kit Interface to NVIDIA's Holoscan Sensor Bridge 100G Sensor Bridge Platform Get Access to Start Designing Leverage the power of Altera FPGAs to unlock unmatched performance, adaptability, and scalability in your next project. Whether you're bridging high-speed sensor data or customizing for multiple product variants, Altera gives you the tools to innovate without limits. Request access to download the Stratix 10 Sensor Processing example design. Ready to Build Smarter, Faster, and More Flexible Designs?