NPi i.MX6ULL (Not So) Industrial-grade Linux SBC Starts at $39

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[Update: I was initially informed the temperature range of the board was -40°C to +105°C, but Seeed Studio issues a correction explaining the Core module itself is rated -20℃ ~ 80℃ temperature range, and they haven’t tested the breakout board at all so we just don’t know.
That’s mean the board is not industrial-grade at all.
We’ve covered several sbc-comes-back-as-pico-pi-imx8m-with-som-raspberry-pi-compatible-baseboard/”>NXP yocto-linux/”>i.MX boards in recent days, but here’s another NXP board courtesy of Seeed Studio with NPi i.MX6ULL industrial-grade Linux SBC powered by a low power NXP i.MX6ULL Arm Cortex A7 processor.
The board also comes with 512MB RAM, either an 8GB eMMC flash or 256MB NAND flash for storage, features two Fast Ethernet ports, and various I/Os including two 40-pin GPIO expansion headers.
NPi i.MX6ULL board specifications:
Core Module SoC – NXP MCIMX6Y2CVM08AB single Cortex-A7 core @ up to 800 MHz System Memory – 512MB DDR3L Storage NPi-i.MX6ULL eMMC module – 8GB flash NPi-i.MX6ULL NAND module – 256 MB NAND flash
Breakout Board Storage – MicroSD card slot Display I/F – FPC LCD interface with 24-bit RGB and I2C touch control Networking – 2x 10/100M Ethernet ports USB – 1x USB 2.0 host port, 1x USB Type-C device port Expansion – 2x 40-pin headers including one compatible with Raspberry Pi I/O header with I2C, GPIO, ADC, UART, SPI, CSI, PWM, and the other headers exposing SNVS anti-tampering pins, I2S/SAI, Ethernet, UART, and more GPIOs Debugging – UART TTL for serial console Misc – 1x RTC battery slot, 3x user LEDs, power & heartbeat LEDs, 4x multifunction keys, 8-digit DIP switch for boot mode (USB, NAND, eMMC, or SD) Power Supply – 5V DC via power barrel jack; overvoltage protection circuit Dimensions – 10 x 6 cm Temperature Range – -40°C to +105°C
At first, I thought NPi was a typo for NXP, but it’s not, and instead, it looks like a family of industrial-grade boards from Seeed Studio which will also include a board powered by STM32MP1 Cortex-A7 processor in the future

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