The idea is to enables developers to use the Snapdragon 410 processor for things such as next-gen robotics, medical devices, digital signage, gaming consoles, and such like.
“We’re excited to help the maker and community developer field grow by building the DragonBoard 410c,” said Arrow Digital President Matt Anderson.
“We’re excited that the DragonBoard 410c is now available to the embedded developer communities, makers and hobbyists, and to see it play an important role in helping drive the innovation of embedded computing products,” said Jason Bremner, senior vice president of product management for Qualcomm Technologies. “Our collaboration with Arrow not only extends the availability of Snapdragon to a wide variety of embedded devices, but also makes it quicker and easier to develop product prototypes.”
Arrow will manufacture and distribute the DragonBoard 410c, and the company says it “offers an easy transition from community board to commercial product” for those who want to take their ideas from development board to production.
More information on the DragonBoard 410c can be found at www.arrow.com/dragonboard410c
The specification of the DragonBoard 410c:
Supported Device | Snapdragon 410 |
Supported Device Technology | Application Processor and SOC |
CAN | 0 |
Ethernet | 0 |
I2C | 4 |
RS232 | 0 |
SATA | 0 |
SPI | 1 |
UART | 2 |
USB | 4 |
ADC | 0 |
Daughter Cards | Yes |
Display Interface | HDMI |
Display Type | LCD |
GPIO | 12 |
Maximum Clock Rate (MHz) | 1200 |
Operating Systems | Android 5.1|Linux Based on Ubuntu|Planned Support for Win 10 |
Program Memory Size | 8GB |
Program Memory Type | eMMC Flash |
RAM Size | 1GB |
PC Card Interface | micro SD |
JTAG Support | No |
Audio Interfaces | Yes |
WIFI | On Board |
Bluetooth | On Board |
Number of LEDs | 6 |
Main Program Memory Type | Flash |
Android | Android 5.1 |
Linux | Linux Based on Ubuntu |
Windows | Planned Support for Win 10 |
Taxonomy | Evaluation, Development Boards and Kits» Embedded System Development Boards and Kits |