Quartz System on Module

NXP™ Vybrid

NXP Vybrid VF6xx System-on-Chip
256MBytes DDR3
256MBytes NAND Flash
Dual 10/100 Ethernet PHYs*
3.3V Single Supply Input
Boot Configuration Logic*
_{*LGA version has single PHY and requires external boot logic or the on-chip fuses to be blown.}
Quartz is only available through our Design License Programme

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Specifications

Core

Freescale Vybrid VF6xx System-on-Chip
ARM Cortex A5 core @500MHz with TrustZone and 32KB I-Cache/32 KB D-Cache
Neon Media Processing Engine (MPE) co-processor and double precision Floating
Point Unit (FPU)
ARM Cortex M4 @167MHz with 16KB I-Cache/16KB D-Cache
512KB L2 Cache
1MB SRAM
256MB DDR3
256MB NAND Flash

Connectivity

Dual 10/100 Ethernet with on board PHY and L2 switch
Dual High-Speed (480Mbps) USB OTG
4 x Serial UART
4 x I2C
4 x SPI
2 x QUAD SPI
2 x FlexCAN3
2 x Secure Digital Card
Dual 12-bit SAR ADC
Dual 12-bit DAC
Enhanced Serial Audio Interface (ESAI)
JTAG debug

Graphics and User Interface

Dual TFT LCD controller up to 1024×768
I2C/AC97 Audio interface
4 x Analog Video ADC
Digital camera input

Security

Secure boot option
Anti-tamper signals
Crypto acceleration

Package

High-Density Connectors

45mm x 35mm footprint
< 6mm height
2 x 100pin connectors

Surface-mount LGA

38mm x 38mm footprint
< 3mm height
Zero connector cost for lower system cost
Optimal performance in high-vibration environments

Development Kit

Prototype new devices and develop software FAST on the Quartz Development Kit

Dual 10/100 Ethernet
4 x USB Host
2 x CAN
Digital and Analog I/O
Optional 7″ LCD with touch
LVDS Display Interface

Software

Device Solutions works closely with 3rd party partners to bring you expert OS support for the Quartz CPU module.

Timesys Linux

Linux is provided and supported by Timesys.
Visit the Quartz Development Center on the Timesys web site. From here you can:

1. Register your Quartz board to access your free LinuxLink PRO Edition tools
2. Download BSP source code
3. View Getting Started documents and videos

FreeBSD

Quartz support is included in the FreeBSD sources.This page has all the details including the supported features, where to get the source and how to build and download it to a Quartz board.

NXP MQX

Rich Applications + Real-time