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Green rectangular circuit board with 40-pin header USB 3.2 port dual 22-pin MIPI connectors and TF card slot

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD CM5-NANO-A Nano Base Board development board

SKU CH-923P-A7S01

Compact base board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 adds 40-pin GPIO, USB 3.2 Type-A, dual 22-pin MIPI and TF card slot in a 5 V industrial design

  • Compact size matches Compute Module 5 for space-constrained IoT deployments
  • 40-pin GPIO plus USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A expand peripheral options
  • Dual MIPI 4-lane interfaces on 22-pin FPC connectors enable camera and display integration
  • TF card slot supports boot on CM5 Lite and eMMC variants
  • 5V input with industrial-grade layout ensures reliable embedded operation

Compact CM5 Base Board

The LORDWORLD CM5-NANO-A matches the Compute Module 5 footprint exactly, providing a full-feature carrier for space-constrained IoT and embedded projects. It accepts both CM5 Lite and eMMC variants through the universal socket, enabling evaluation and direct integration without extra adapters. The board operates from a single 5V supply and is built for industrial-grade reliability.

For Embedded Developers and Integrators

Engineers prototyping custom CM5 hardware will benefit from the ready-to-use 40-pin GPIO, USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A port, dual MIPI 4-lane interfaces on 22-pin FPC connectors, and a TF card slot for boot media. The compact layout suits rapid testing and low-volume production where board area is limited. Buyers who need additional expansion headers, on-board wireless radios, or alternative power input ranges should look at larger carrier boards.

5V Single-Rail Power Input

The board draws all power from a 5V source with no provision for wider voltage ranges or PoE. Verify that your enclosure power budget and connector choice can deliver stable 5V before committing to this carrier.

Highlights

  • Compact size matches Compute Module 5 for space-constrained IoT deployments
  • 40-pin GPIO plus USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A expand peripheral options
  • Dual MIPI 4-lane interfaces on 22-pin FPC connectors enable camera and display integration
  • TF card slot supports boot on CM5 Lite and eMMC variants
  • 5V input with industrial-grade layout ensures reliable embedded operation

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

How do I install a Compute Module 5 onto the CM5-NANO-A board, and what is the common mistake?

Align the module with the universal CM5 socket and press firmly until it clicks; the common mistake is not seating it fully, leaving the 40-pin GPIO and dual MIPI 22-pin FPC connections unreliable.

What maintenance or replacement will the CM5-NANO-A need over time?

The TF card used for boot on CM5 Lite models may wear out and need replacement; the board itself has no moving parts or scheduled maintenance items.

What limit appears first when the CM5-NANO-A runs sustained workloads?

Thermal throttling of the Compute Module 5 is the first limit; the compact board has no active cooling, so prolonged heavy loads will reduce performance until temperatures drop.

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