Description
Robust, Scalable and Easy to Use Embedded IoT Development Kits
This NetBurner embedded development kit features the i.MX RT1061 ARM® Cortex® M7 System-on-Module (SOM) and is an IoT device containing everything needed to add industrial-quality network control, monitoring, and processing to nearly any device. The easy to use development suite contains everything needed to rapidly learn, code, test and deploy an industrial-quality embedded solution.
Want to see just how easy it is to get started? Take a look at the SOMRT1061 Quick Start Guide.
Videos
Wondering how the unique 88-pin surface mount solderable SOMRT1061 makes prototyping easy while reducing your product’s BOM cost and complexity? See these videos for details:
IoT Development Kit Contents
- 1 NetBurner i.MX RT1061 SOMRT1061 Embedded Platform Hardware (soldered on carrier board)
- 1 IoT Development Kit Adapter board
- 1 Quick Start Guide
- 1 NNDK License Card with Platform Serial Number
- 1 USB Cable
- 1 DB9 Serial Cable
- 1 Blue CAT5 Patch Cable
Ready to build products? Take a look at the standalone SOMRT1061 NetBurner platform hardware and volume pricing.
Design and Configure Pinouts with our Convenient New Tool:
The SOMRT1061 is so flexible, most pins can be used for many functions. In order to save you the trouble of digging through tons of documentation (and to give you easy drop-in schematic symbols!) we’ve made an easy Pin Configurator tool. You can look up the various functions for each pin, customize each pin’s function, and download C++ initialization code or a KiCad symbol for your device:
Bare SOMRT1061 Pin Configurator (Pin 1-88)
CAR-SOMRT1061 Pin Configurator (On Carrier, P1-P4)
More on the i.MX RT1061 CPU used in this NetBurner Embedded Development Kit can be found here:
Product Specific Posts
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Introducing an affordable, weatherproof, self-contained NTP server! A single Power Over Ethernet cable is now all it takes to deliver sub-millisecond time accuracy to an entire network, no manual clock-setting or antenna wiring required.
Embedded MQTT: Getting Started the Easy Way
I’m an intermediate level embedded developer and I’ve heard the term “MQTT” for a lot over the past year but never really delved into the details. I decided to spend a Saturday to understand what it is and implement it on an embedded device so I can use it for other projects, like sensors and various controllers that need to be monitored and controlled but are behind a router and firewall.
Bridging the Web-Embedded Divide, Part 2: Laundromat
Continuing from Part 1 of our Web-Embedded Divide series, today we’re diving into the opposite direction: instead of submitting data from an embedded device to
Including External Libraries: LVGL LED Display Part 1
Have you ever struggled to get compilers to properly include and link third-party libraries in your projects? Ever wondered if a NetBurner was powerful and
Use Qwiic I2C and SOMRT1061 for Rapid Prototyping
Say goodbye to breadboards and jumper wires, say hello to effortless prototyping with Qwiic I2C and the SOMRT1061!
Unveiling NetBurner’s NXP i.MX RT1061 ARM M7 System-on-Module with Dual Ethernet
We’re proud to announce a worthy successor to our single-chip SBL2e! 528 MHz, 7 UARTs, 32 MB RAM, USB and dual Ethernet all in 1 inch square for all your Industrial IoT needs.
