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TE0722 Zynq DIPFORTy1 "Soft Propeller" Module

Trenz Electronic's TE0722 DIPFORTy1 "Soft Propeller" module is based on the Xilinx Zynq-7000, a system on chip which contains a FPGA and a Dual Core ARM® A9+ processor

Image of Trenz Electronic's TE0722 Zynq DIPFORTy1 'Soft Propeller' ModuleTrenz Electronic's system on module, or SoM TE0722-02I is an industrial-grade Zynq-7000 SoC module. It integrates a Xilinx XC7Z010-CLG225, 16 MByte SPI Flash in a 40 pin DIP form factor with a size of 1.8 cm x 5.1 cm. The Zynq SoC uses a Dual Core ARM A9, in addition to FPGA fabric.

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Features
  • Xilinx ZYNQ-7: XC7Z010-CLG225
    • Dual Core ARM A9+
    • 16 MByte SPI Flash (primary boot)
    • 33.333 MHz clock (MEMS Oscillator)
  • DIP40 form factor
    • 2 x 20 holes for socket pins or pin-header
    • Size: 18 mm x 51 mm
  • 3.3 V single supply
  • RGB LED (PL I/O connected)
  • "Done" LED (inverted polarity)
  • Total user accessible PL I/O: 46 (+3 Input only)
    • DIP40 header pins: 34 I/O
    • XMOD J1: 6 I/O
    • XMOD J2: JTAG + 2 I/O (or 3 input + 2 I/O)
    • XMOD J3: 4 I/O
  • User LED (ARM CPU MIO GPIO)
  • MicroSD card socket (MIO, ZYNQ secondary boot media)
  • Sil1143 proximity and ambient light sensor

Other assembly options for cost or performance optimization plus high volume prices available on request.

TE0722 Zynq DIPFORTy1 "Soft Propeller" Module

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionCore ProcessorCo-ProcessorSpeedAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
IC MODULE CORTEX-A9 33MHZ 16MBTE0722-02IIC MODULE CORTEX-A9 33MHZ 16MBARM Cortex-A9Zynq-7000 (Z-7010)33MHz1 - Immediate$81.52View Details
Published: 2016-09-07

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