Application Development Boards
In-Circuit offers a wide range of Application Development Boards that can be used to develop your products and solutions while reducing your development time.
These evaluation boards help you to evaluate the features and performance of selected products and system solutions. Our evaluation boards demonstrate optimized and tested solutions for your application design. These boards are designed mainly for your evaluation, design and testing purposes.
Overview
Basically all our ADBs feature: Ethernet, USB-Host, USB_Device, SDC
Exceptions to this are listed in the Notes column of the following tables.
For the board support packages consult the Downloads page.
| Board Name | Compatible CPU Modules | Form Factor / Features | Status | Unterlagen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ICnova ADB4006 | ICnova A20 SODIMM | SODIMM 200, HDMI, SATA, Ethernet, Analog Audio input/output | Active | Datasheet ICnova ADB4006 Schematic ICnova ADB4006 |
| ICnova ADB4004 | ICnova SAM9G45 SODIMM | LCD(TFT), USB Host+Device, uSD, RS485, RS232, I2C, Buzzer, RTC, GPIOs | Active | Datasheet ICnova ADB4004 Schematic ICnova ADB4004 |
| ICnova ADB1000 | ICnova SAM9G45 OEM | LCD(TFT), 3x USB Host, 1x USB-Device, uSD, 3xUSART, I2C, Buzzer, RTC, GPIOs | Active | Datasheet ICnova ADB1000 (german) Schematic ICnova ADB1000 HowTo ICnova ADB1000 (en) HowTo ICnova ADB1000 (de) |
For information about legacy boards please consult legacy products.
Software
To find modules matching the ADBs consult the individual pages.
All Modules provided by In-Circuit usually have a Buildroot based system preinstalled, so they can be used out of the box.
Login as "root" for which no password is set.
If you are new to kernel building please refer to First Steps with Buildroot.
The Board support packages containing all sources required to build the linux image for the different combinations of ADBs and modules can be found at our Downloads section.
Generally the bootloaders on our modules are configured to look for a bootable linux image on the SD-Card and only boot from flash if none is found.