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No license to any intellectual property, whether express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, is granted by this document. The test data obtained in this article are all obtained by Ebyte Laboratory testing, and the actual resu lts may be slightly different.
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UART, 2 CAN, etc., and also provides rich analog I/O functions such as analog video, analog audio, AD C, etc. The ECK30-T13IA series core board includes 3 specific product models, all of which are designed w ith domestically produced industrial-grade devices. They mainly differ in memory capacity, storage configur ation, etc.
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I/O into the functions they need. The following table lists the main function parameters of the ECK30-T13IA series core board integrat ed on the board, and the function parameters of the reusable I/O resources. The description of each I/O f...
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I/O: digital input and output; PWR: power supply; The unit of trace length is mil; For detailed stamp hole pin multiplexing functions, please refer to the "ECK30-T13IA Pin L ist" file. 4.3.2. I/O Impedance Control All high-speed signals of the ECK30-T13IA series core board have impedance control and length con trol during PCB design.
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ECK30-T13IA User Manual V1.2 5.2.Memory The ECK30-T13IA series core board has a DDR3 SDRAM memory chip mounted on the board. It is designed with a 16-bit memory data width and has three optional capacities: 256MB/512MB/1GB. The d esigned memory uses domestic industrial-grade devices. The memory chip model is shown in Table below.
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F2/PC0 and F1/PC1 respectively, and light up when the high level is on. 5.6.power supply ECK30-T13IA series core board adopts a separate power supply solution and is designed in strict acc ordance with the voltage, power and timing requirements in the T113-i manual. The ECK30-T13IA series core board is powered by a single DC +5V power supply.
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AUGND single point grounding schematic diagram the ECK30-T13IA series core board are very simple. The main power domains are only VIN, VIO a nd VCORE. Among them, VCORE is only related to the processor and has nothing to do with the user I /O interface.
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, timing design and other factors of the power supply. The ECK30-T13IA series core board adopts a single power suppl y solution and provides power timing management signals to simplify the user's baseboard power design a s much as possible.
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-on timing of the baseboard I/O interface. 6.1.3. Power Control All external I/O interfaces of the ECK30-T13IA series core board belong to the VIO power domain. The baseboard can use the VDD_3V3_SOM or VDD_1V8_SOM power output by the core board as the c ontrol signal of the baseboard I/O interface power domain.
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SMHC0 => eMMC2 => Other media PC5 and PC4 of ECK30-T13IA series core board are not led out to the stamp hole. The core board has configured the boot sequence, and no user baseboard configuration is required. All ECK30-T13IA seri es core board configurations start from SMHC0 first, and the subsequent enumeration order varies accordi ng to the different storage methods on the board, as shown in the table above.
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1.8V 6.5.Display output interface The ECK30-T13IA series core board supports RGB888 (RGB666), dual-channel LVDS (multiplexed w ith RGB interface pins), MIPI DSI (multiplexed with RGB interface pins), and SPI (DBI) display interfac es. If only one set of LVDS is used on the PD I/O, the other PD I/Os can be used as normal I/Os.
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I2C and GPIO external interrupt functions can also be used t o connect the touch screen. Ebyte's LCD touch screen module can be used in conjunction with it. For det ailed module information, please refer to the official website https://www.ebyte.com/.
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± 25 mil and a signal line spacing of at least 2W. 6.6.Digital camera interface the ECK30-T13IA series core board supports 8-bit DVP interface, BT656 interface and BT601 interfa ce input. The parallel CSI interface can support a maximum pixel clock of 148.5MHz. The BT656 interfa ce can support 2*1080p@30fps input in clock double-edge sampling mode.
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WiFi modules. SMHC2 complies with the Multimedia Card v5.0 protocol and is usually used to connect to eMMC storage chips. The ECK30-T13IA series core uses SMHC2 to expand the on-board eMMC storage chip. It is recommended that the basebo ard use SMHC0 to connect to the SD card.
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6.8.USB interface The ECK30-T13IA series core board supports 2 USB2.0 interfaces. USB0 supports HOST and Device modes, and USB1 only supports HOST mode. If the user uses the USB OTG function, the USB interface is recommended to use the MICRO USB...
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45 connector, as shown in the figure below. RJ45 Ethernet components The ECK30-T13IA series core board does not have an Ethernet PHY circuit designed in it. If the us er uses the Ethernet function, the PHY interface chip circuit needs to be designed on the baseboard. The baseboard PHY interface chip circuit design can refer to the Ebyte single-board computer product drawing 6.9.1.
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6.10.CVBS interface ECK30-T13IA core board provides 2 CVBS analog video inputs and 1 CVBS analog video output. Y ou only need to place a small amount of filtering, matching and protection circuits on the bottom board t o realize the analog video input and output interface functions.
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13IA core board leads to 2 analog audio output interfaces (LINEOUT, HPOUT) and 5 analog audio input interfaces (MICIN*3, FMIN, LINEIN). The ECK30-T13iA core board supports headphone and microphone insertion detection. Check the inse rtion of the earphones through HP_DET signal and whether the earphones have microphone function throu gh MIC_DET signal.
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Analog signal routing should be kept away from interference and can be wrapped with ground. 6.12.RTC ECK30-T13IA core board . If the user needs this RTC function, it can be expanded on the baseboar d through the I2C bus. 6.12.1. References RTC reference circuit diagram 6.13.Digital Audio Interface...
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ECK30-T13IA User Manual V1.2 6.14.UART Interface The ECK30-T13IA core board supports up to 6 asynchronous serial ports and a baud rate of up to 4 Mbps. The core board uses UART 0 as the debug serial port by default. 6.14.1. References For debugging convenience, the debug serial port can be brought out as a USB interface through a USB-to-serial port chip on the baseboard.
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ECK30-T13IA User Manual V1.2 6.16.I2C Interface The ECK30-T13IA series core board supports 4-way I2C controllers and 2 clock frequency modes. T he rate in standard mode is 100Kbit/s and the rate in fast mode is 400Kbit/s. Several devices can be mounted on the same I2C bus. The following points should be noted when d esigning the schematic: a) Check whether the device addresses on the same bus conflict;...
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MHz, can be used to connect 4-wire RTP screen or used as AD_KEY function. 6.19.GPIO interface The ECK30-T13IA series core board can provide up to 79 GPIO interfaces, but most of them have multiplexing functions. Users can flexibly configure GPIO according to their own needs.
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7. Software Resources The ECK30-T13IA series core board is equipped with an operating system based on the Linux 5.4.61 kernel. The development board comes with a cross-compilation tool chain required for embedded Linux s...
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