The SBC1656 is ideal for mid-range embedded vision applications deployed in harsh, rugged, environment with limited access to power. Freescale’s i.MX515 ARM Cortex-A8 CPU provides a NEON™ GPU which processes video input from the stack-on Lepton Infrared sensor, while the Xilinx Spartan-6 FPGA is available for additional video processing computations for this multimedia-rich board.
The SBC1656 ships with a factory-installed Linux image in NAND flash plus an SD card with a full build of Linux, including a broad suite of development tools. There is a vision development layer included with the Development Kit that provides access to OpenCV and GStreamer. Users can use Eclipse for development and program directly from the command line.
The SBC1656 includes the features listed above plus dual CAN, real-time clock, watchdog timer, audio, SATA HDD, and 1-Wire interface. Industrial I/O includes up to 64 differential DIO, two PWM, DAC and/or ADC available through StackableUSB™. The SBC1656 uses minimal power and operates at extended temperatures (-40 to +85) on a 3.5” x 3.5” (PC/104) footprint.
» Standalone FPGA
» FPGA to iMX5 via WEIM Memory Bus
» MicroBlaze for Distributed Control
» Simultaneous MicroBlaze and IP Cores via Memory IRQs
» See more details about Development Platform options
Available IP Cores:
» Factory installed IP Cores (see Ordering for available IP Cores)
» Customer installed open source cores
» Customer installed proprietary cores
» Customer installed 3rd party cores
Development Kits:
Ready-to-Run FPGA Development Kits Available (see Ordering for more details)
FLIR® Lepton Infrared:
» FLIR® Lepton® infrared sensor
» Longwave infrared (LWIR) 8µm to 14µm
» Thermal sensitivitiy < 50mK
» Data via SPI and command via I2C
» 9 frames per second
Linux Vision BSP:
» Write and compile applications on target hardware out of hte box
» Access to GStreamer from the command line
» Ready to use OpenCV library functions in application program
» Find CMOS camera drivers in our growing library
Vision Processing Add-Ons:
» User programmable Spartan-6 FPGA
» Add Xilinx Vision Processing cores using ISE tools
» Use your own IP cores
» Adapt open-source cores
Development Kits:
Ready-to-Run Vision Development Kits Available (see Ordering for more details)