No — I couldn't find any Leopard Imaging carrier board rated down to -40 °C. I filtered the partner catalog for Leopard Imaging carrier boards with a minimum operating temperature of -40 °C or lower, and the result came back with no matches.
What I did verify — the closest Leopard Imaging options:
Leopard Imaging has 11 carrier boards in the catalog, and the coldest-rated ones are two GMSL2 boards at -30 °C, both rated -30 to 85 °C:
| Product ID | Jetson module | Cameras | Min temp |
|---|---|---|---|
| LI-ONX-CB-GMSL2-8CAM | Jetson Orin NX | Up to 8 GMSL2 FAKRA (2x MAX96724) | -30 °C |
| LI-ONO-CB-GMSL2-8CAM | Jetson Orin Nano | Up to 8 GMSL2 FAKRA (2x MAX96724) | -30 °C |
Their MIPI-based boards (LI-ONO-CB-4CAM-FP, LI-ONX-CB-4CAM-FP, LI-XNX-CB-6CAM-FP/-POE) are rated to -20 °C, and several boards (LI-THOR-CB, LI-AGO-CB, LI-AGO-CB-GMSL2) have no operating temperature range listed in the catalog at all — so I cannot confirm their arctic suitability either way.
What I could not determine: whether Leopard Imaging has any -40 °C hardware outside what's in the catalog, or whether any of the unlisted-temperature boards would survive your arctic trial — for those, Leopard Imaging directly would be the source to confirm.
For a -40 °C arctic deployment specifically, these -30 °C boards fall short of the requirement, so I would not present them as satisfying it. If you'd like, I can search carrier boards across the other NVIDIA partner vendors for true -40 °C ratings — the selection question is below.