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MYIR’s Popular Atmel SAMA5D3 Cortex-A5 Development Board

 
2013-11-13   21:36:23     Click: 3997
 

MYIR has released an Atmel SAMA5D3 ARM Cortex-A5 Development Board since April 2013 which has well received by customers worldwide. The board has one carrier board to support four different CPU modules for SAMA5D3 series processors. It is capable of running Linux and Android operating systems and offered with optional 4.3- and 7-inch LCD panels. It can work in harsh environment supporting -40 to +85°C extended temperature operation.


The Cortex-A5 core has its special superiority besides performance compared to Cortex-A8, Cortex-A9 and A15.



According to ARM official data, the ARM Cortex-A5 processor is the smallest, lowest cost and lowest power ARMv7 application processor capable of delivering the internet to the widest possible range of devices: from low-cost entry-level smartphones, feature phones and smart mobile devices, to pervasive embedded consumer and industrial devices.

It provides a high-value migration path for existing ARM926EJ-S™ and ARM1176JZ-S™ processor designs. It achieves better than ARM1176JZ-S performance, better power and energy efficiency than the ARM926EJ-S, and 100% Cortex-A compatibility.


The Cortex-A5 processor provides full instruction and feature compatibility with the higher performance Cortex-A8, Cortex-A9, and Cortex-A15 processors - all the way down to the operating system level. The Cortex-A5 processor also maintains backwards application compatibility with Classic ARM processors including the ARM926EJ-S, ARM1176JZ-S, and ARM7TDMI®.


So whether from the size, energy efficiency or cost, we think Cortex-A5 should be a good choice for industrial applications.


MYIR’s MYD-SAMA5D3X series development boards include four models: MYD-SAMA5D31, MYD-SAMA5D33, MYD-SAMA5D34 and MYD-SAMA5D35. The four CPUs are fully pin-to-pin compatible with each other only have some minor difference with Ethernet, UART, LCD and CAN configuration settings. User can select according to their requirement.


Item

MYD-SAMA5D31

MYD-SAMA5D33

MYD-SAMA5D34

MYD-SAMA5D35

Processor

ATSAMA5D31

ATSAMA5D33

ATSAMA5D34

ATSAMA5D35

10/100Mbps Ethernet

1

0

0

1

1/100/1000Mbps Ethernet

0

1

1

1

UART

2

2

2

2

LCD

1

1

1

0

CAN

0

0

2

2


From above table, we can see if you need Gigabit Ethernet, except SAMA5D31, other three all can support; if you need two CANs, Gigabit Ethernet but no need LCD, SAMA5D35 is a good choice; if you want to evaluate the performance of this industrial board, SAMA5D34 has the most complete functions.



Key Features of MYD-SAMA5D3X:


- MYC-SAMA5D3X CPU Module as Controller Board
- 536MHz Atmel SAMA5D3 Series ARM Cortex-A5 Processors
- 512MB DDR2 SDRAM, 256MB Nand Flash, 4MB Data Flash, 16MB Nor Flash
- Two Seriel ports, Two USB Host, One USB OTG, RS485, MMC/SD, Micro SD, Audio
- Two Ethernet for SAMA5D35
- Two CAN for SAMA5D34 and SAMA5D35
- 4.3 or 7 inch LCD/TSP for SAMA5D31/33/34
- Ready-to-Run Linux 3.6.9 and Android 4.0.4


About MYIR

MYIR Tech Limited is a global provider of ARM hardware and software tools, design solutions for embedded applications. We support our customers in a wide range of services to accelerate your time to market. MYIR is an ARM Connected Community Member and work closely with ARM and many semiconductor vendors. We sell products ranging from board level products such as development boards, single board computers and CPU modules to help with your evaluation, prototype, and system integration or creating your own applications. Our products are used widely in industrial control, medical devices, consumer electronic, telecommunication systems, Human Machine Interface (HMI) and more other embedded applications. MYIR has an experienced team and provides custom services based on many processors (especially ARM processors) to help customers make your idea a reality.


 
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