Hi Folks: I am considering one of the Intel embedded controllers (in the 27x family) in a new design and having trouble finding suppliers that will sell small quantities (i.e. 1-10). All the pointers on Intel site are companies you have to fill out company profiles first before they will talk to you. Digikey, Mouser, Newark etc dont seem to carry it. Any pointer on were to get them? Along the same lines, I'd be interested in hearing any feedback from somebody that has designed with these things. The 1,290 page manual is a little tough to get through in an evenings reading....but the controller does do a lot! Thanks John
Intel PXA27x controllers? where to buy?
Sep 23, 2005
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"John Hudak" a écrit dans le message de news: dh1283$hoq$ snipped-for-privacy@usenet02.sei.cmu.edu...
You may be interested by PXA270-based COM modules, that includes processor, peripheral chips... and a running OS. See for example
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Friendly yours, Robert
Feel free to contact me via email (privately). I just completed a project on Wednesday with the PXA270 as the heart of the design.
-->Neil
Looks good, but I'm not sure if this is in his price range:
X270W-EVAL Kit
The CM-X270W Computer-On-Module Evaluation Kit. Package contents:
CM-X270W-D64-F4-C520-MG-N128-B-E-AT-R ATX-E-L-V-A-C2A-X6-Y2-Z6 DB-9 adapter & cable for COM ports (3) Cable for I/O & VIP - 50-mil header LCD cable and connector Power supply 5.0V, 2A Users' Manual Price: 1,600 US$
Any chance you could tell the rest of us where you got the PXA samples? I'm guessing not ;o)
Mike
Avnet.
-->Neil
Cheers!
Mike
"Eric" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
... including one-year support, OSs, and free LCD driver customisation for winCE or Linux for your prefered LCD. May not be a bad deal for a professionnal project ;+)
We've just gotten few nice kits from LogicPD
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They sell PXA270 dev kit for $499, LCD would cost extra. Kits come with WinCE BSP, full schematics, BOMS, etc. Kit contains CPU card engine which can be used to jump start production.
Remis
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