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Development board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 with 40-pin GPIO, onboard 8 MP 160° camera, USB 2.0 and TF card slot for Lite variants
The LORDWORLD Nano Base Board C fits the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Lite or eMMC variants and matches the module's outline. It provides a standard CM4 socket, a 40PIN GPIO header, a USB 2.0 Type A port and a MIPI DSI display connector for peripheral expansion. A TF card slot allows storage for Lite modules without onboard eMMC. The board accepts a 5 V power input for standalone operation.
An integrated 8 MP camera module with a 160° field of view handles machine-vision and imaging tasks without extra hardware. The single USB 2.0 port and GPIO header give enough bandwidth for basic sensors and actuators but will saturate with high-throughput devices. Compute-heavy workloads are limited by the CM4 module chosen rather than the carrier itself.
The onboard TF card socket is required only when using a Compute Module 4 Lite that lacks eMMC storage. If your CM4 already includes eMMC, the slot remains unused and adds no benefit. Select the carrier based on which module variant you plan to deploy.
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Yes, the board provides a standard Raspberry Pi 40PIN GPIO interface so HATs designed for that pinout will connect directly.
Boot the CM4, enable the camera interface in raspi-config, then run libcamera-hello or raspistill to capture a test image and confirm the wide-angle view.
No, the board only provides the TF card socket for CM4 Lite variants; you must supply your own Compute Module 4 and microSD card separately.
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