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As mentioned in Today’s ElectronicsWeekly.com, we work together with Mosaic3DX to bring to you a platform for 3D gaming:
“I am hoping that we can promote this combination of open hardware and open software to a wide range of technical audience in the UK, in Europe, and the rest of the world; specially those who are interested in applications which require 3D graphics,” said Ramin Zaghi, founder and co-organiser, Cambridge Game Creators Network, which is behind the Mosaic3DX event. Read the full article here >>
Posted on April 7, 2014 by Robert Feranec
The setup
The setup
The results
The results
Vertical polarization
Running Linux Only
Horizontal polarization
Running Linux Only
Vertical polarization
Heavy Testing
Horizontal polarization
Heavy Testing
You can find more about iMX6 Rex EMC testing here >>
As you know, we used Altium Designer to develop the iMX6 Rex. Today, Altium pointed out our project when referring to DDR3 layout.
Read the full post at Altium blog: How to Route DDR3 Memory and CPU fan-out
Thank you Altium!
Posted on March 29, 2014 by Robert Feranec
If you need more than 2 or 3 UARTs on the iMX6 Rex, an USB to UART device can be used. We have tested STLAB “U-350 USB to Serial adapter 1 Port“. Running smoothly.
Posted on March 26, 2014 by Robert Feranec
We have not expected so high interest We are very happy that so many people and companies like this project. Thank you.
Rex now supports also Wifi. We used Intel PCIE mini card 4965AGN. Here you can find more information about our settings >>.
Here are the real numbers from designing iMX6 Rex Baseboard (download the complete timesheet here)
Yesterday, we made our first call to Rex. The Telit HE910 PCIE mini card modem voice support works great. It’s even ringing through the speakers
More about how we tested it here >>
Preparing for our new Robot project The Robot will have both – iMX6 Rex and NXP LPC1769 connected together.
We have successfully tested firmware upload from iMX6 Rex to NXP LPC1769 microcontroller via lpc21isp. The iMX6 Rex was running Linux and an LPCXpresso board was connected to our CMOS Serial port connector (J31). To control Reset# and ISP# we used GPIO pins from I2C GPIO expander (J6). More information at Connecting iMX6 Rex with NXP Microcontroller >>
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