PicoCORE™MX7ULP New module uses
i.MX 7ULP processor offers smallest size and lowest power ARM module.
WLAN/ BT and MIPI-DSI on 35 x 40mm only.
The first member of the new and compact PicoCORE™ COM product family by F&S Elektronik Systeme is offered with the NXP
i.MX 7ULP ARM®
based Applications Processor (AP). Further pin compatible PicoCORE™ COMs will follow.
The module is based on an
i.MX 7ULP Applications Processor implementing the Heterogeneous Multi-core Processing architecture with ARM® core.
Cortex® -A7 core and ARM® Cortex® -M4
There are up to 1GB LPDDR3 RAM and up to 32GB eMMC, as well as USB OTG, 2x I2C, SPI, 2x UART and SDIO available.
The board comes with a MIPI-DSI interface for easy connection to displays.
A resistive/ PCAP touch panel can be connected via I2C. Another option is an onboard WLAN/BT4.1 module (pre-certified).
The PicoCORE™ standard uses two plug connectors (Hirose DF40C) with 80 pins each. This enables a compact shape and short board-to-board distance. The power supply of PicoCORE™ is 5V, the power consumption is about 1W.
The available operating system is Linux (kernel 4.1.15, Yocto); it has already been ported by the experienced software team of F&S Elektronik Systeme. Bootloader, customized interface drivers and all tools needed for development are ready to download.
Several security functions were made available by F&S‘s customized Linux OS.
The F&S project guarantee accompanies the customer from the start until the successful finish of the project. Starter kits, workshops, hardware and software documentations, as well as free support by the experienced engineers pave the way to customers’ success.
PicoCORE™MX7ULP will be available until minimum 2028.
http://www.mansky.co.uk/news/picocoremx7ulp.html
Manhattan Skyline Ltd.
Unit 5, Bracknell Business Centre, Downmill Road, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1QS, UK
www.mansky.co.uk Tel: 01344 307733
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