ATSAMA5D31-EK

The ATSAMA5D31-EK is a fully featured evaluation kit for ATSAMA5D31 ARM Cortex-A5 processor based embedded microprocessor unit. The evaluation kit allows users to extensively evaluate, prototype and create application specific designs. The SAMA5D31 evaluation kit is a platform architecture based on a main board, a computer module equipped with a SAMA5D31 processor and an optional display module, providing maximum flexibility for kit users. The computer module (CM) board, is a single board computer that integrates all the core components and is mounted onto an application specific main board (MB). The main board (MB) provides all the interface connectors required to attach the system to the application specific peripherals. This versatility allows the designer to create a densely packed solution, which results in a more reliable product while simplifying system integration. The display module board (DM) integrates LCD, touchscreen and Qtouch technology.

• 4GB DDR2, 2GB NAND flash, 128MB NOR , 32MB SPI serial dataflash, 512KB EEPROM
• J-Link and CDC on board, optional JTAG test access port
• MII/RMII Ethernet 10/100 w/PHY
• RGMII Ethernet 1GB with PHY
• Four wire RS232
• Two USB 2.0 host, one USB 2.0 host/device
• Conexant CX20548 SmartDAA for soft modem implementation
• HDMI interface and two CAN connectors
• Headphone output, line in and microphone
• 5.0inch WVGA resistive TFT LCD module with four QTouch keys

Applications

Imaging, Video & Vision, Audio, Communications & Networking, Embedded Design & Development, Building Automation, Consumer Electronics, Metering, Automotive, Portable Devices, Automation & Process Control

Contents

SAMA5D31-MB (main board), SAMA5D31-CM (CPU module board), 5inch WVGA display module board, AC to DC power supply with US, Europe and UK plug adapter, 3V lithium battery type CR1225, Micro A/B type USB cable, USB cable, RJ45 crossed cable, Welcome letter.

Warnings

ESD sensitive device, take proper precaution while handling the device.

Notes

Never connect/disconnect the LCD display from the board while the power supply is on. This can damage both boards.