SBCSoM Low-Cost Single Board Computer for Embedded Systems with Cortex-A7 CPU Up to 528MHz, Onboard 512MB DDR3L, and 4GB eMMC. Ideal for Developers and Engineers

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$19.99

SBCSoM Low-Cost Single Board Computer for Embedded Systems with Cortex-A7 CPU Up to 528MHz, Onboard 512MB DDR3L, and 4GB eMMC. Ideal for Developers and Engineers

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Introducing an affordable and powerful evaluation board featuring the i.MX6UL G3 CPU with a robust Cortex-A7 core, capable of speeds up to 528MHz. This board includes 512MB of onboard DDR3L memory and 4GB of onboard eMMC storage, ensuring ample space and efficient performance for your projects.

Connectivity is a breeze with RS485, dual CAN interfaces, 10/100M Ethernet, and versatile USB ports (OTG and Host). Enjoy vibrant displays with support for 24-bit RGB LCDs in both 4.3 and 7-inch sizes, complemented by resistive or capacitive touch options.

To top it off, we provide comprehensive support, including U-Boot and Linux kernel source codes, an English hardware user manual, a software user manual, and detailed PDF schematics. Everything you need to get started is at your fingertips!

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Description

Discover the capabilities of the SBC-IMX6UL Low Cost Single Board Computer, designed to meet diverse computing needs with high efficiency. Powered by an i.MX6UL Cortex-A7 CPU running up to 528MHz, this board offers a robust solution for various applications.

Features:

CPU & Memory: Equipped with an i.MX6UL Cortex-A7 CPU up to 528MHz, 512MB DDR3L RAM, and 4GB EMMC storage, ensuring smooth performance for basic to moderately demanding tasks.
Interfaces: Includes RS485, dual CAN interfaces, 10/100M Ethernet, a USB OTG port, and two USB host ports, providing extensive connectivity options for your projects.
Display Support: Compatible with 24-bit 4.3 or 7-inch RGB LCDs with resistive or capacitive touch, making it ideal for creating interactive displays.
Development Environment: Runs on Linux platform and comes with Uboot source code and Linux kernel 3.14.52 source code, making it developer-friendly with straightforward integration.
Documentation: Comprehensive English hardware and software user manuals, along with PDF schematics, aid in easy setup and troubleshooting.

Optimize your projects with this budget-friendly, feature-rich single board computer. Whether for evaluation or full-scale deployment, the SBC-IMX6UL is geared to provide reliable performance and versatile connectivity solutions.

Additional information

Brand

SBCSoM
RAM Memory Technology

4gb,ddr3l
Memory Clock Speed

528 MHz
Platform

Linux
Memory Storage Capacity

4 GB
RAM Memory Maximum Size

4 GB
Main Power Connector Type

4.0mm DC Jack
Graphics Card Interface

PCI Express
Memory Slots Available

4
Number of Ports

3
POSITIVE:
Extensive Peripherals

The board features a rich set of peripherals, including RS485, CAN, Camera, LCD, Ethernet, USB, and GPIO, making it versatile for various applications.
DIY-Friendly Headers

Two 40-pin 2.54mm female headers are provided, making it more DIY-friendly compared to other similar SBCs.
Solid Performance

Equipped with a 528MHz i.MX6UL Cortex-A7 CPU and 512MB DDR3L, it offers reliable performance for embedded Linux projects.
eMMC and SD Card Image Support

The product’s GitHub repository includes a "ReadMe First.txt" file with links to download eMMC and SD card images and source code for Linux Kernel and u-Boot, which is beneficial for developers.
Stable Ethernet Connectivity

The board supports Ethernet via RJ45, providing a stable internet connection, preferred by some users over WiFi.
Immediate Usability

Out of the box, the board supports DHCP and allows SSH login with preset credentials, making it easy to get started.
NEGATIVE:
Challenging eMMC Flashing

Some users found it difficult to flash the image to embedded eMMC, indicating a steep learning curve.
No Built-in WiFi

The absence of a WiFi module means users must rely on Ethernet, which might not be ideal for all projects.
Not Beginner-Friendly

The board is not recommended for users who just want to run simple Python scripts or repeat Raspberry Pi projects, suggesting it is more suitable for advanced users.
Kernel Modification Required

A minor change is needed in the Linux kernel code, making it necessary for users to have some level of programming knowledge.
Formatted eMMC Limitation

One user reported that the eMMC was formatted to just 1GB, potentially causing limitations depending on the use case.
Potential SSH Setup Issues

Finding the correct IP address to log in over SSH might be cumbersome for some users.

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