Description
Key Points
- Use as a high-performance single board computer
or add Ethernet connectivity to a new or existing
design - Industrial temperature range (-40°C to 85°C)
- MOD54417 can function as a switch or as two
independent ports, each with its own MAC address - Customize with development kit
Features
- ColdFire 5441x microprocessor at 250MHz
- 32MB Flash Memory
- 64MB DDR2 RAM
- Up to two 10/100Mbps Ethernet
- 8 UARTs, 4 I2C, 2 CAN, 3 SPI, and 1-Wire® support
- SD/MMC and MicroSD flash card ready
- 42 digital I/Os and 2 additional digital inputs
- 16-bit address and data bus with 3 chip selects
- Eight 12-bit analog-to-digital converters (ADC)
- Two 12-bit digital-to-analog converters (DAC)
- Five pulse width modulators (PWM)
- Companion development kit
The following is available with the development kit:
- Customize any aspect of operation including web pages, data filtering, or custom network applications
Development software: NB Eclipse IDE, Graphical debugger, deployment tools, and examples
Communication software: TCP/IP stack, HTTP web server, FTP, E-mail, and flash file system
System software: uC/OS RTOS, ANSI C/C++ compiler and linker
Product Datasheet
MOD5441X Embedded Ethernet System on Module Datasheet 990.26 KB 27134 downloads
Datasheet for our popular MOD5441X embedded system on module. The datasheets provides data and specifications for our single and dual jack models, MOD54415 and MOD54417, respectively. Electrical, mechanical and interface details.
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