Description
NXP i.MX RT106x Embedded System-on-Module SOMRT1061
Need a high-performing and reliable ARM module for secure embedded automation and industrial IoT applications? For a very low price point, this ARM® Cortex® M7 embedded system-on-module (SOM) solves the problem of securely network-enabling devices with dual 10/100 Ethernet, including those requiring SSL/TLS, machine-to-machine (M2M) protocols, digital, analog and serial control, and much more. The product can also be used as an edge node microcontroller, edge processor or IoT gateway.
This unique self-contained surface-mount solderable package contains an NXP i.MX ARM® 1060-series processor combined with NetBurner’s acclaimed reliability and ease-of-use to get you a solution you can depend on.
Flexible RT106x ARM Microcontroller
The i.MX RT series of crossover MCUs are ideally suited to the workloads NetBurner customers prioritize: the right balance of I/O, connectivity, power, and industrial capability in an affordable package ready for manufacturing. NXP’s RT1060 family has also seen new popularity recently with the Teensy 4.1 module: hobbyists and professionals alike are eager to dig into a new efficient ARM M7 SOM. Similar to the RT1062, support for Dual Ethernet and plenty of I/O make for SOMs that serve a variety of roles.
Key Features
- NXP i.MX MIMXRT1061, 528MHz, ARM M7, Industrial Temperature
- Flash: 1MB boot, 8MB application
- SRAM: 1MB on processor
- RAM: 32MB
- Floating Point Unit (FPU)
- Dual 10/100 Ethernet (one PHY onboard)
- Two USB Controllers (two PHY sharing a VBUS)
- 7 UARTs
- Up to 67 GPIO
- 1″ (25.4mm) square form factor
Try out our SOMRT1061 development kit! The best way to get started.
Read the ARM® Embedded System-on-Module SOMRT1061 Product Announcement or Press Release!
Timers and PWMs
- Two General Programmable Timers (GPT) – Four-channel generic 32-bit resolution timer for each, supports standard capture and compare operation. 6 total capture inputs (5 usable at a time). 6 total compare outputs. 1 external clock input.
- Four Periodical Interrupt Timers (PIT) – Generic 32-bit resolution timer with periodical interrupt generation.
- Three Quad Timers (QTimer) with a total of 11 I/O signals – Four-channel generic 16-bit chainable timers for each. Quadrature decoder integrated.
- Four FlexPWMs – Up to 8 individual PWM channels per each channel. 16-bit resolution PWM suitable for Motor
Control applications. - Four Quadrature Encoder/Decoders
- And more! See Specifications and the datasheet PDF under Documents and Downloads for details.
Three FlexIO modules
The SOMRT1061’s FlexIO modules can each be configured as I2C, SPI, UART, I2S, Camera I/F, 68K 8080 parallel bus, or PWM/ Waveform Generation. They are generic serial to parallel or parallel to serial interfaces that can even operate as a limited state machine.
And much more:
See the data sheet above for complete information on this powerful, affordable new module!
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:
CAR-SOMRT1061 Pin Configurator
More on the ARM® RT1061 CPU used in this module can be found here:
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