IMX35PDK: i.MX35 Product Development Kit (PDK)
i.MX35 Product Development Kit Block Diagram
Specifications
Technical and Functional Specifications
| General Features |
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| i.MX35 Applications Processor Module |
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| Debug Module (Software Development) |
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| Personality Module (Demo-Ready) |
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Supported Devices
Documents and Software
Documents ( 22 )
- Application Note ( 14 )
- User Guide ( 1 )
- Engineering Bulletin ( 1 )
- Fact Sheet ( 1 )
- Product Brief ( 1 )
- Supporting Information ( 4 )
Design Resources ( 1 )
Software ( 1 )
Documents
Application Note ( 14 )
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Building a Linux Image and Downloading onto i.MX Processors Using a Virtual Machine
This application note specifies the following: • The details of how to create a virtual machine using open source software on a Windows machine. • Installation of Debian Linux on this virtual machine. • Installation of Linux Target Image Builder (LTIB) on the virtual machine and set up the host to TFTP files on the target.
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i.MX35 Memories
This application note describes the different memories available for the i.MX35 family.
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Different Display Configurations on i.MX35 Linux PDK
This application note provides information, considerations and steps to add or adapt a new display panel to the BSP distribution for i.MX35 PDK.
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Different Display Configurations on the i.MX35 WinCE PDK
This application note provides information, considerations and steps in order to add or adapt a new panel to the Board Support Package (BSP) distribution for the i.MX35 PDK.
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Image Processing API for the i.MX Platform
This application note provides information about the image processing API for the i.MX platform.
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Developing an Application for the i.MX Devices on Linux Platform
This application note describes how to set up a Linux software development environment on the i.MX devices.
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i.MX35 Board Initialization and Memory Mapping Using the Linux Target Image Builder (LTIB)
This application note provides general information regarding the board initialization process and the memory mapping implementation of the Linux kernel using the LTIB in an i.MX35 Board Support Package (BSP).
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i.MX31 to i.MX35 Porting Guide
This application note explains the main differences between the i.MX31 and the i.MX35 processors.
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i.MX35 Boot Options
This application note describes the different booting options available for the i.MX35 processor. The i.MX35 offers several interfaces to boot the processors, and thus it becomes flexible to implement multimedia applications.
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U-Boot for i.MX35 based Designs
In this application note, the reader is guided through the areas of the i.MX35 3-stack U-Boot source code where the adaptation is required.
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i.MX35 Accelerated 2D Graphics
This application note describes optimizing 2D graphics with OpenVG™ and i.MX35.
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Changing the i.MX35 NAND Flash Model for Windows Embedded CE 6.0
This document describes how to include a new NAND Flash model in customs design using the i.MX35 and Windows Embedded CE 6.0.
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Adding UART Bluetooth Solution to i.MX Windows CE 5.0/6.0
This application note describes the main characteristics that should be taken into consideration when selecting a Bluetooth solution that best fits the requirements.
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Customizing the NXP®® Advanced Toolkit for i.MX Based Platforms
This application note describes ATK customization including supporting new SDRAM, NAND Flash, NOR Flash devices and modifying the GUI.
User Guide ( 1 )
Engineering Bulletin ( 1 )
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i.MX35 PDK CPU Card Noncompliant Power Up Sequence
The power-up sequence as implemented on all i.MX35 Product Development Kit CPU cards, does not comply with the recommendation for power up sequencing described in the i.MX35 Data Sheet
Fact Sheet ( 1 )
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Product Development Kit (PDK) for the i.MX35 Applications Processor - Fact Sheet
Based on a powerful Arm1136 ™ core, the i.MX35 PDK delivers a high-performance, low-power, cost-effective solution for a variety of solutions. The i.MX35 PDK is preconfigured with your choice of Linux ® (MCIMX35LPDK) or Windows ® Embedded CE 6.0, (MCIMX35WPDK) making it suitable for a wide range of multimedia applications.
Product Brief ( 1 )
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i.MX35 Product Development Kit Product Brief
The i.MX35 Product Development Kit (PDK) provides a robust hardware and software platform for the Windows® Embedded CE 6.0 and Linux® environments, based on the excellent capabilities of the i.MX35 applications processor.
Supporting Information ( 4 )
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i.MX25 Linux Multimedia Codecs documentation bundle
Linux Multimedia Codecs Documentation SDK 2009.12 for i.MX35 and i.MX25
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i.MX35 PDK Linux Documentation Bundle
Includes Hello World App note, ReadMe doc, release notes,...
Design Resources
Design Tools & Files ( 1 )
Printed Circuit Boards and Schematics ( 1 )
Software
Embedded Software ( 1 )
Code Snippets ( 1 )
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IOMUX_TOOL
Interactive i.MX Pin Mux Tool for i.MX23, i.MX25, i.MX28, i.MX35, i.MX50, i.MX51 and i.MX53. Requires the .NET. Framework 4.0. 1. Removed NC pins from i.MX280 and i.MX283