Eddy-CPU is a high-performance, ultra-compact embedded CPU module built around an ARM9 core processor. With Eddy-CPU, equipment for a wide range of industrial applications can be easily designed and developed, and the comprehensive SDKs and APIs provided by SystemBase make it possible to develop application-optimized equipment quickly and easily. It provides a 19-bit address bus and 16-bit data bus interface for connecting various external devices, along with Ethernet, USB, SPI, and other peripherals, plus 56 programmable GPIO pins.
For developers aiming to build specialized embedded equipment, developing a device entirely from scratch is no easy task. Embedded development that requires understanding the characteristics of each individual component can consume significant development time and may result in unstable equipment performance. Developing an operating system and having the hardware verified for stability and reliability can demand even more time and effort. Custom-ordering a finished hardware board can be an alternative, but without close communication with the manufacturer, it is easy to end up with the wrong product, and high costs and minimum order quantities driven by profitability concerns must also be factored in. Eddy-CPU resolves these challenges by offering high-performance hardware specifications together with a comprehensive set of SDKs and APIs, delivering the best solution optimized for specialized applications.
Eddy-DK provides an evaluation platform for developing and testing applications for Eddy-CPU. Before integrating the hardware environment, developers can test their applications on Eddy-DK, and pre-tested applications help shorten overall product development time. Peripheral LEDs such as Power and Ready make it easy to check the operating status of Eddy at a glance, while an LCD and switches for testing external devices, along with various external expansion ports, provide an optimized development solution.
Eddy allows users to upload and run their own custom-developed applications. To build socket/serial communication applications tailored to a specific system, developers can use the APIs included in the development environment along with the available open source code.
LemonIDE™ is an Eclipse-based development environment that provides a GUI for easily developing applications that run on embedded Linux. All tasks related to building and editing source code using the GNU toolchain, as well as remote debugging and monitoring, can be performed within this development environment.
SystemBase provides powerful, free utilities for monitoring and testing finished products over Ethernet and serial interfaces. The available utilities include COM Port Redirector, PortView™, and TestView™. These tools help improve the overall quality and completeness of the products you develop.
| Specifications | Processor: ARM926EJ-S (400MHz) Flash Memory: 8MB Data Flash, 32MB SDRAM External Interface: 19-bit Address / 16-bit Data Bus Ethernet: 10/100 Base-T (MAC PHY, Auto MDI/MDIX) GPIO: Up to 56 programmable I/O pins Interface: ADC (4-channel, 10-bit), SPI, TWI, USB 2.0 Full Speed, NAND Flash attachable, 4 serial ports (max 921.6kbps) Power Input: 3.3V (200mA max) Dimensions: 0.98(W) x 1.9(L) x 0.33(H) in / 25(W) x 48.5(L) x 8.5(H) mm Weight: 0.31 oz / 9g |
| Specifications | Protocols: TCP, UDP, Telnet, ICMP, DHCP, TFTP, HTTP, SNMP, SSH, SSL LAN: 10/100 Mbps MAC/PHY Addressing: Static IP, DHCP |
| Specifications | OS: Embedded Linux Management Tools: SNMP, Web, PortView™ Development Tools: LemonIDE™ & SDK Firmware Upgrade: JTAG, USB, Debug Port |
| Specifications | Operating Temperature: -40 to 85โ Storage Temperature: -60 to 150โ Humidity: 5–95% non-condensing Certifications: CE, FCC, KC |
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DownloadEddy-CPU is a high-performance, ultra-compact embedded CPU module built around an ARM9 core processor. With Eddy-CPU, equipment for a wide range of industrial applications can be easily designed and developed, and the comprehensive SDKs and APIs provided by SystemBase make it possible to develop application-optimized equipment quickly and easily. It provides a 19-bit address bus and 16-bit data bus interface for connecting various external devices, along with Ethernet, USB, SPI, and other peripherals, plus 56 programmable GPIO pins.
For developers aiming to build specialized embedded equipment, developing a device entirely from scratch is no easy task. Embedded development that requires understanding the characteristics of each individual component can consume significant development time and may result in unstable equipment performance. Developing an operating system and having the hardware verified for stability and reliability can demand even more time and effort. Custom-ordering a finished hardware board can be an alternative, but without close communication with the manufacturer, it is easy to end up with the wrong product, and high costs and minimum order quantities driven by profitability concerns must also be factored in. Eddy-CPU resolves these challenges by offering high-performance hardware specifications together with a comprehensive set of SDKs and APIs, delivering the best solution optimized for specialized applications.
Eddy-DK provides an evaluation platform for developing and testing applications for Eddy-CPU. Before integrating the hardware environment, developers can test their applications on Eddy-DK, and pre-tested applications help shorten overall product development time. Peripheral LEDs such as Power and Ready make it easy to check the operating status of Eddy at a glance, while an LCD and switches for testing external devices, along with various external expansion ports, provide an optimized development solution.
Eddy allows users to upload and run their own custom-developed applications. To build socket/serial communication applications tailored to a specific system, developers can use the APIs included in the development environment along with the available open source code.
LemonIDE™ is an Eclipse-based development environment that provides a GUI for easily developing applications that run on embedded Linux. All tasks related to building and editing source code using the GNU toolchain, as well as remote debugging and monitoring, can be performed within this development environment.
SystemBase provides powerful, free utilities for monitoring and testing finished products over Ethernet and serial interfaces. The available utilities include COM Port Redirector, PortView™, and TestView™. These tools help improve the overall quality and completeness of the products you develop.
| Specifications | Processor: ARM926EJ-S (400MHz) Flash Memory: 8MB Data Flash, 32MB SDRAM External Interface: 19-bit Address / 16-bit Data Bus Ethernet: 10/100 Base-T (MAC PHY, Auto MDI/MDIX) GPIO: Up to 56 programmable I/O pins Interface: ADC (4-channel, 10-bit), SPI, TWI, USB 2.0 Full Speed, NAND Flash attachable, 4 serial ports (max 921.6kbps) Power Input: 3.3V (200mA max) Dimensions: 0.98(W) x 1.9(L) x 0.33(H) in / 25(W) x 48.5(L) x 8.5(H) mm Weight: 0.31 oz / 9g |
| Specifications | Protocols: TCP, UDP, Telnet, ICMP, DHCP, TFTP, HTTP, SNMP, SSH, SSL LAN: 10/100 Mbps MAC/PHY Addressing: Static IP, DHCP |
| Specifications | OS: Embedded Linux Management Tools: SNMP, Web, PortView™ Development Tools: LemonIDE™ & SDK Firmware Upgrade: JTAG, USB, Debug Port |
| Specifications | Operating Temperature: -40 to 85โ Storage Temperature: -60 to 150โ Humidity: 5–95% non-condensing Certifications: CE, FCC, KC |
Click the button below to go to the resource center, where you can download related materials such as manuals, drivers, and utilities.
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