ATSAMA5D4-XULT

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The ATSAMA5D4-XULT Evaluation Board is a versatile computing platform designed for embedded applications in the MCU, DSP, and other markets. It is powered by an Atmel SAMA5D4 processor featuring high performance ARM Cortex-A5 core with 536MHz frequency

The ATSAMA5D4-XULT Evaluation Board includes an integrated capacitive touch-screen, an Ethernet port, three USB 2.0 ports, and four UART ports. It also features two expansion connectors that allow for easy integration of add-on peripherals to quickly get started with building embedded applications. An Atmel AT45DB321C Flash memory chip offers ample memory storage for projects.

The ATSAMA5D4-XULT Evaluation Board showcases a wide range of applications due to its rich set of features. These include industrial automation, robotics, home automation, general-purpose IoT devices, medical equipment, and automotive infotainment systems. The board can also be used in non-embedded applications such as research and development, data logging, proof of concepts, protyping and more.

To ensure reliable operation of the ATSAMA5D4-XULT Evaluation Board, Atmel provides an extensive development environment, including drivers and software libraries, technical reference manuals, development and evaluation tools, and an open source community. This allows developers to quickly test and deploy embedded applications on the evaluation board.

The working principle of the ATSAMA5D4-XULT Evaluation Board is simple and straightforward. The board runs an customized Linux operating system. Designers have the choice of using the Linux kernel provided by Atmel or a proprietary design of their own. When an application is loaded onto the board, the Linux operating system configures the necessary hardware and software for its successful execution. The application interacts with the board through various communication protocols such as I2C, SPI, UART, etc. The evaluation board handles the communication protocol and sends appropriate signals for the application’s operation.

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