iWave Systems Introduces RainboW-G16M µMXM SoM Powered by Freescale Vybrid ARM Cortex A5 / M4 SoC

iWave Systems has unveiled new microMXM system-on-modules powered by Freescale Vybrid dual core ARM Cortex-A5 @ 500Mhz and Cortex-M4 @ 167 Mhz SoC. Rainbow-G16M modules target applications that can leverage the Cortex M4 MCU for real-time tasks, and the Cortex A5 core for application processing such as industrial process control & kiosks , smart grid, medical / healthcare devices, smart connected devices, and battery operated handheld devices.

iW-RainboW-G16M

Here are the module specifications:

  • SoC – Vybrid VF6x Series Controller with ARM Cortex A5 core @ 500Mhz, and Cortex M4 core @ 167 MHz
  • System Memory – 256 MB DDR3 (Expandable upto 1GB)
  • Storage
    • 256MB NAND Flash (Expandable up to 2GB)
    • QSPI Flash (Optional)
    • EEPROM (Optional)
  • On Board peripherals support:
    • On module 10/100 Ethernet PHY
    • JTAG Header for processor (Optional)
    • Open SDA Header (Optional)
    • DIP Switch for boot settings (Optional)
  • 314-pin MXM PCB Edge Connector Interfaces:
    • 10/100 Ethernet PHY interface
    • 2nd RMII or Camera (8bit) interface
    • 24bpp RGB LCD interface
    • USB – 1x USB Host 2.0, 1x USB OTG 2.0
    • 1x I2S/SAI Audio
    • 1x SD (4bit)
    • Serial – 2x SPI , 2x UART, 2x I2C
    • QSPI or SPDIF or UART interface
    • 2x CAN bus
    • 1x Debug UART
    • 8x GPIOs
    • 12-bit ADC – 4 channels
    • 12 bit DAC  – 2 channels
    • Video ADC –  4 channels
  • Power Supply5V/0.5A
  • Temperature Range-40°C to +85°C (Industrial)
  • Dimensions – 85mmx40mm

The company provides a Linux 3.0.15 BSP for the module. It’s not very clear if the module is available right now. You may want to check out iWave Systems Vybrid VF6xx µMXM SOM page for a few more details.

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adem
adem
10 years ago

hi guys and girls i have just seen this ( Google Nexus 4 now available for $199 and up ($100 price cut) ) trying very hard to convince the wife to buy one looking at the specs it is awesome

adem
adem
10 years ago

i was reminded how often we (Australians)get ripped off buy the big boys google and apple in the us its $199 and Australia $249 why i don’t understand even iTunes and apps are more expansive in Australia when compared to every one else but still the price on this is awesome specs krait 300 (like cortex-a15) adreno 320 i know you cannot compare to the new lg g2 but for the price and what it can do its awesome and a must get. i also made a you tube video about iam new to making videos but its fun http://youtu.be/lKhs-wCak2I

adem
adem
10 years ago

where about are you dood if you are a dood if not iam sorry

adem
adem
10 years ago

thats cool i would love to go there one day and i would be pissed off too if google did not include my country

TriDeck
TriDeck
10 years ago

I’m live in Spain, one of the countries where the Nexus 4 sells. Here the price now is 199€ (yes one more time $1=1€) plus 9,9€ for shipping for the version with 8G of storage.

I know several people that had bought this phone recently for a price of 299€. For who that had bought it later than 17 of August, google has offered a refund.

adem
adem
10 years ago

i just did the currency conversion and $199 = 150.26€ so you guys got screwed just as much as us i dont understand when you say $1=1€

TriDeck
TriDeck
10 years ago

adem when a company announce a new product, with a price in american dollars and it reaches Europe, in almost every ocasion the conversion are $1=1€. I understand that those conversion includes higher taxes that are aplicable in Europe, for example in Spain the tax rate are 21%.

TriDeck
TriDeck
10 years ago

adem when a company announce a new product, with a price in american dollars and it reaches Europe, in almost every ocasion the conversion are $1=1€. I understand that those conversion includes higher taxes that are aplicable in Europe, for example in Spain the tax rate are 21%.

And every company set the price of is products think how much they customers can pay.

adem
adem
10 years ago

i imagine its the same for us then

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