Protoboard THT SOIC 50x80mm

Protoboard THT SOIC 50x80mm

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Pocket Tracker

Rimer SBC kit

$240.00
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SKU
PDA08701P
Weight
1000g
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A real single-board computer: complete stand-alone Cortex-M4 playground. Based on ATSAMD51J20A, with 320x240 3.2" LCD and 40-key keyboard.

A complete single-board computer based on ATSAMD51J20A (ARM Cortex-M4) microcontroller and consists of LCD, 40 keys mechanical keyboard, speaker, microSD card slot, USBC connector, three ports of ESD protected GPIOs, optional battery (flat or 18650).

Initially, this platform was developed to get instant access to serial buses - I2C, SPI, and UART. Also, I used it for rapid firmware development since it runs a FreeRTOS-based shell with access to real-time peripherals yet has high-level services like CLI, SD FAT access, scripting, etc.

Although there are many ARM Cortex-M4 development boards and evaluation systems, they all demand a PC to be programmed and managed. At the same time, Rimer SBC provides you with instant access to all chip peripherals directly from the board.

Key Features

  • Microcontroller: Atmel ATSAMD51J20A (ARM Cortex-M4F)
  • Memory: 1MB Flash, 256 RAM
  • Display: 3.2-inch IPS LCD (240x320 resolution) with optional capacitive touchscreen, running up to 60 FPS
  • Input: 40-key keyboard
  • Storage: SD card slot,64KB I2C EEPROM
  • Audio: Onboard speaker
  • Connectivity:
    • USB 2.0 via USB-C connector
    • 1x Serial port (UART, I2C) with 3.3V @ 125mA power output
    • 2x 6-lane GPIO ports with 3.3V @ 300mA each and configurable as:
      • Digital I/O
      • SPI
      • UART
      • USART
      • I2C
      • TC
      • TCC
  • Analog I/O routed to 3.5mm audio jack.
  • Power:
    • External power supply via USB-C
    • Battery options:
      • 20mm x 60mm LIPO battery with onboard charger
      • 16850 battery socket with onboard charger

Pls kindly note: Li-ion 18650 battery socket not soldered & included

Refer to Hackaday Project Page for more information.

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