BeagleBoard BeaglePlay Single Board Computer
BeagleBoard BeaglePlay Single Board Computer is designed to simplify the complexities of embedded system development. The BeagleBoard BeaglePlay features an open-source architecture, a robust 64-bit quad-core processor, and advanced connectivity options. BeaglePlay provides developers with the tools to bring ideas to life, like adding sensors, actuators, indicators, or human interfaces to projects. BeaglePlay has compatibility with 1,000s of off-the-shelf add-ons and a customized Debian Linux image. And, with its ribbon-cable connections for cameras and touch-screen displays, socket for a battery-backed real-time clock, and user-friendly design, BeaglePlay is the ideal solution for any human-machine interface design.
Features
- Multicore A53s with R5, M4s and PRUs processor, TI AM6254
- Wi-Fi/2.4G, MIMO/5G, SISO M2 1216，TI WL1807 Wi-Fi module, U.FL x2
- TI BLE/SubG CC1352P7 M4+M0 with BeagleConnect™ firmware
- 2GB (1Gb x 16) 1600MHz 3200Mbps DDR
- Kingston 16GB eMMC
- Gigabit ethernet with RJ45 x1
- Single pair ethernet and power over with RJ11
- Power input with USB Type-C™
- HDMI Type-A supports up to Full-HD/1080P with 24-bit RGB
- Support FPC 22pin CSI and FPC 40pin OLDI
- 1x MikroBus connector
- 1x USB Type-A
- 1x micro SD socket
- 1x QWIIC connector
- 1x Grove connector
- 1x RTC
Applications
- Embedded system development
- Internet of Things (IoT) projects
- Human-machine interface (HMI) designs
- Robotics and automation systems
- Smart home and building automation
- Industrial control systems
- Automotive and transportation systems
- Medical and health monitoring systems
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