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1. ALLWINNER A64 SPECS DRIVERS
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4. ALLWINNER A64 SPECS SOFTWARE

We have low cost A20 board prototypes working and A20-SOM work in progress. Low cost board with A10S Cortex-A8 1GHz + 512MB RAM + Ethernet 100Mbit + USB Host/USB-OTG + SD-card + SD-MMC card + HDMI is released.Ī20 is Dual Core Cortex-A7 processor which is almost pin to pin compatible, so A10 board can work with A20 processors too. While we developed A13-OLinuXino we got many requests for hackable A10 board as all current solutions are tablets or set-top-boxes which are not designed to have GPIO connectors and to allow hardware hackingĪ10-OLinuXino will have same as A13 but including more GPIOs, 1GB RAM, HDMI, SATA and 100MBit EthernetĪ10S is new processor from Allwinner with Ethernet and HDMI.

It can address up to 2GB of RAM, and on top of A13 have SATA, HDMI, VGA and composite video outputs) + much more GPIOs as it's in BGA442 package. A13-OLinuXino production is scheduled for September.Ī13-OLinuXino have 512MB RAM, 4 USB hosts (1 dedicated for WIFI), 1 USB-OTG, Audio out, Audio in, SD-card, VGA, buttons, 72 GPIOs, LCD connectorĪ10 is the big brother of A13 it's also Cortex-A8 running at 1Ghz (many Chinese tablet/set-top-box vendors write it's 1.2 or 1.5GHz but this is overclocking and same is possible with A13 too, but not recommended for normal operation). The first prototypes are already produced and everything works as expected. So designing A13-OLinuXino was the next logical step.

The best of all it again comes in the hand soldering friendly TQFP package (actually it's the first and the only Cortex-A8 in TQFP package). The maximum memory of 64MB though limited the applications with it, so we were looking around for something more powerful when A13 from Allwinner came along.Ī13 is Cortex-A8 processor which can address up to 512MB RAM and run at 1GHz.

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iMX233-OLinuXino-MICRO is even on 2 layer PCB and running at full speed. OLinuXino project started with iMX233 from Freescale for several reasons: this is ARM9 processor running at 454Mhz with enough power to run linux and still in handsolder friendly TQFP package, which allow hobby DIY approach. BeagleBone do not allow the board to be used in commercial projects, there are no restrictions with OLINUXINO Having small linux module with GPIOs would be handy even to embed it in other products.

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OLINUXINO has 100Mbit Ethernet port, but there are many low cost $10 WIFI USB modules with Linux drivers like RTL8192 which allow OLINUXINO to connect to internet wireless and to may control relays and sensors without need for LAN wiring. Home Automation - connecting GSM module or Zigbee sensors would be easy with the existing UEXT connector Low cost PLC running open source PLC porgramming languages 3D rep-rap printer controller including G-code interpreter - now all 3D printers use PC/Laptop connected to Arduino stepper driver, this board will handle both without problem To name few potential applications for OLINUXINO: IMX233-OLINUXINO uses processor on 454Mhz and have less memory and will not allow fancy graphics, but this is not our intention. RPi is designed to be home gadget, OLINUXINO viarnatnsĬan work in industrial environment -25+85C and are designed to be low cost but NOISE immune.īeagleBone have open source CAD hardware files but uses BGA processor and BB board is very complex and hard to manufacture in small Small quantity, it uses BGA package which require expensive setup to assembly. RASPBERRY PI have not released CAD files nor complete schematics, RPi uses processor from Broadcom which is not available for sale in Off their own boards and manufacture them cheap as the processor is in TQFP easy to assembly by hobbyist package. IMX233-OLINUXINO use widely available microcontroller iMX233 which cost USD 5.50 in 100 pcs quantity, this means that people can spin Use or resale, just keep credits that your board is based on OLinuXino design and make sure to change the silkscreen to not confuse people that you are selling original OLinuXino.

There are NO restrictions to manufacture and sell these board for your own OLINUXINO is completely open source - including hardware and software, this means you have access to all CAD files and sources and youĬan reuse them for your own personal or commercial project. People keep comparing OLinuXino with Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone project, so we would like to state some of the differences here:Īlthough the projects are similar there are different goals and implementations:

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Linux and Android Single Board Computers (SBC) in both commercial and industrial temperature range.

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OLinuXino is an Open Source Software and Open Source Hardware project, aiming to produce low cost (starting from EUR 24) OLinuXino - Single-Board Linux Computer, Copyright (C) 2012-2019, OLIMEX Ltd