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Customize Your Raspberry Pi
- SAMA5D36 Cortex-A5 Microprocessor
- 2GBit DDR2 - Micron
- 2GBit Flash - Micron
- Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
- Phy connector
- Ethernet (10/100)
- Phy connector
- 1- USB Device connector, 2- USB Host connectors
- Active Semi PMIC
- Power measurement straps
- SD/MMCPlus 8-bit Card slot
- Micro SDCard 4-bit slot footprint
- 6-lead 3V3-level serial port
- 10-pin J-TAG connector
- Push buttons, reset and startup
- General purpose push button
- General purpose LEDs
- Arduino R3-compatible header plus LCD connectors mounted
- Linux distribution
- Bare Metal C code example
- Headless Android support
The Atmel SAMA5D3 Xplained evaluation kit (ATSAMA5D3-XPLD) is a fast prototyping and low cost evaluation platform for microprocessor-based design. The board based on Atmel’s SAMA5D3 ARM Cortex®-A5 processor comes with a rich set of ready to use connectivity and storage peripherals and expansion headers for easy customization. A USB device connector can be used to power the board as well as programming and debugging it. It also comes with a free of charge Linux distribution including Linux Kernel 3.10 (LTS), Linux Mainline and Yocto 1.5.1 support. Bare metal developers benefit from a complete C software package including many examples to get started fast. The board is also a perfect development platform for headless Android.
The ATSAMA5D3-XPLD Xplained evaluation kit is based on the SAMA5D3 Atmel’s ARM® Cortex®-A5 processor-based MPU. The SAMA5D3 series MPUs deliver that balance in a rich set of devices that meets your every industrial design need. The SAMA5D3 series is also ideal for wearable computing and mobile applications where low power and a small footprint are critical. By designing with the new Atmel® SAMA5D3 series, you alleviate any trade-offs in performance, power and ease of use.
The ATSAMA5D3-XPLD Xplained board is pre-loaded with a Linux-based embedded operating system. The software components stored in the NANDFlash have been compiled following instructions found on the Linux4SAM website. The on-board pre-installed Linux distribution can be controlled through the standard Linux console accessible via the Atmel SAMA5D3 DBGU (standard debug interface (J23)). An additional USB-CDC console is configured and can be directly accessed using the USB Micro-AB cable included in the evaluation kit. This is an efficient single-cable solution for easy log-in and fast access to the pre-installed Linux distribution.
Key Applications: Industrial, Automation Networks, Robotics, Control Panels and Wearable etc
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