MYIR’s Newest SOM Packs an Allwinner T536 with 4 Arm Cores, a RISC-V MCU, and Non-obligatory NPU

Shenzhen-based Make Your Concept Actual (MYIR) has launched a brand new system-on-module (SOM), the MYC-LT536 — powered by the Allwinner T536 system-on-chip and providing the choice of an on-board neural processing unit (NPU) delivering two tera-operations per second (TOPS) of compute to speed up on-device machine studying and synthetic intelligence workloads.

“The MYC-LT536 is able to run the Linux working system and is appropriate for a spread of software eventualities,” the corporate says of its newest module launch, “together with energy gear, industrial management, human-machine interplay, good robotics, training, and extra. MYIR affords three customary configurations for the MYC-LT536 System on Module (SOM) to cater to varied buyer wants. Bulk reductions can be found for these modules. Moreover, MYIR offers ODM and OEM [Original Design Manufacturer and Original Equipment Manufacturer] providers to help clients with their distinctive necessities.”

The MYC-LT536 is constructed across the Allwinner T536, which packs 4 Arm Cortex-A55 cores working at as much as 1.6GHz alongside a T-Head XuanTie E907 RISC-V microcontroller core working at as much as 600MHz. These choosing up a module with the Allwinner T536MX-CEN2 in it, in the meantime, will even obtain a neural processing unit (NPU) delivering a claimed two tera-operations per second (TOPS) of compute at minimal precision.

To this, MYIR has added a selection of 1GB, 2GB, or 4GB of LPDDR4 reminiscence, 8GB, 16GB, or 32GB of eMMC storage, and a 32kb EEPROM. The module’s varied options are introduced out on a 381-pin Land Grid Array (LGA) bundle, together with USB 2.0, as much as 14 UART, 5 I2C, 5 SPI, 4 CAN FD, one 16-bit native bus, and one PCI Specific Gen 2.1 buses, two SDIO connections, and general-purpose enter/output (GPIO) connectivity together with 18 analog to digital converter (ADC) channels and 6 pulse-width modulation (PWM) channels.

For anybody searching for a fast begin, MYIR affords the module put in in a single-board pc provider that breaks out two USB 2.0 ports, a USB debug interface, two gigabit Ethernet ports, a Quick Ethernet port on a USB interface, an area bus connector, microSD storage, analog audio, LVDS video output, and an M.2 slot for an non-compulsory Non-Unstable Reminiscence Specific (NVMe) SSD or different PCIe machine, plus a Raspberry Pi-style GPIO header and built-in Wi-Fi/Bluetooth radio. A improvement equipment bundle, in the meantime, provides in an growth board that delivers three extra USB 2.0 ports, an RS232 port, two RS485 ports, two CAN FD interfaces, and a mini-PCI Specific (mPCIe) slot designed for a USB mobile modem.

MYIR has confirmed three fashions of module at launch: one with 1GB of RAM and 8GB eMMC at $39, one with 2GB/16GB at $47, and a top-end mannequin with 4GB/32GB and the non-compulsory NPU coprocessor at $59; the event equipment is priced at $115, $129, and $145 for the three fashions respectively. Extra info is offered on the MYIR product web page.