CIRCUITCO BEAGLE REV C5 OMAP3530, WITH PMIC, BEAGLE BOARD
The is an open source, single-board computer built on TI"s OMAP3 processor line. Small, low-power and high performance, the versatile Beagleboard fits a wide variety of embedded systems applications The Beagleboard combines the latest technology in mobile computing, traditional computer interfaces, as well as direct pin-bus hardware hackability into a single 3 inch by 3 inch module. Rev C5 carries an OMAP3530 processor, the 720MHz, ARM-Cortex A8 processor also found in the Motorola Droid and Palm Pre. The board also features 2GB NAND and SDRAM, which is mounted directly to the processor itself. The lightweight Angstrom distribution of Linux is designed to provide embedded software programmers with a familiar and fully-functional interface to custom hardware development. Google"s open source Android is another popular platform for mobile application development compatible with the Beagleboard.
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- BeagleBoard uses the OMAP3530DCBB72 720MHz version and comes in a 0.4mm pitch POP package
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- POP Memory of 2Gb NAND x 16 256MB, 2Gb MDDR SDRAM x32 256MB at 166MHz
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- An SD/MMC slot offers read-write and boot options to the board
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- Can output to S-video or DVI-D and also includes On-Board stereo out and stereo in connections
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- 3 green LEDs on the BeagleBoard that can be controlled by the user
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- BeagleBoard can be debugged over a 14 pin JTAG header, GPIO pins, UART or On-Board LEDs
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- A single USB outlet, attached to a powered USB hub, can power any number of USB-driven peripherals
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- Operates from a 5V power supply, or directly from the mini AB USB connection
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- Includes UART, McBSP, McSPI, I2C, MMC and PWM, along with general purpose I/O pins
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- Single 3 inch by 3 inch module
Do not plug in anything but 5V to the DC connector or the board will be damaged