SBC-C20 – SBC with NXP i.MX 8M Applications Processors in 3.5” form factor

SBC-C20 – SBC with NXP i.MX 8M Applications Processors in 3.5” form factor

SBC-C20 is an SBC built upon the NXP i.MX 8M Application Processors characterized by HEVC/VP9 decoding in 4Kp60 as well as HDR. As for the memory, it features a DDR3L RAM. Moreover, it provides an optimized IoT stack with preinstalled Wind River Linux 10. The range of connectivity options is particularly broad, with optional Wi-Fi and BT LE 4.2 module, M.2 socket 2 Key B for WWAN modules. Interestingly, it also features a Cortex-M4 for RTOS, the real-time operating system for serving real-time applications that process data as it comes in without buffer delays.

SBC-C20 Back

Specifications listed for the SBC-C20 include:

  • Processor — NXP i.MX8M Dual, QuadLite, or Quad (2x or 4x Cortex-A53 @ up to 1.5GHz); Vivante GC7000Lite GPU; VPU on all but QuadLite; Cortex-M4F @ 266MHz
  • Memory/storage:
    • Up to 2GB DDR3L RAM
    • Optional up to 16GB eMMC
    • MicroSD slot
  • Networking/wireless:
    • 10/100/1000 Ethernet port
    • Optional WiFi and Bluetooth 4.2 LE
    • Optional U.FL ant. connectors
    • M.2 Socket 2 2260 / 3042 Key B slot for WWAN modules
    • Micro-SIM slot
  • Media I/O:
    • eDP port or HDMI 2.0a port for up to 4k@60 with HDR
    • Optional LVDS for up to 1080p60 with I2C touch support
    • MIPI-CSI (4-lane)
    • I2S Audio Codec
    • Line-out, mic-in via combo TRRS audio jack
    • Speaker, mic, and earphone headers
    • Optional 10W amp
  • Other I/O:
    • USB 3.0 host port (or USB 2.0 touch controller)
    • Micro-USB 2.0 OTG port (recovery only)
    • 2x USB 2.0 host ports
    • RS-232 port
    • CAN port
    • Debug UART header
    • SPI and I2C connectors
    • 8x GPIO
  • Other features — RTC with battery
  • Power — 12V DC input
  • Operating temperature — 0 to 60°C; optional -40 to 85°C
  • Dimensions — 147 x 101.6mm (3.5-inch)
  • Operating system — Yocto, Wind River Linux, Android; BSP with wiki

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No pricing or availability information was provided for the SBC-C20. More information may be found on Seco’s SBC-C20 product page and i.MX8M wiki and BSP.

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