P1022 Reference Design Kit (RDK)

P1022RDK

The QorIQ® P1022 Reference Design Kit (P1022-RDK) is a cost-effective hardware and software development platform for embedded applications.

  • Brings together the Atlas-II-IQc processing module from iVeia™ and the highly integrated P1022 processor, an NXP® Energy-Efficient product solution built on Power Architecture® technology
  • The high level of integration in the P1022 processor is designed to help lower system costs, improve performance and simplify board design

Product Details

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Block Diagram

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P1022-RDK System Block Diagram
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Supported Devices

Processors and Microcontrollers

P-Series

  • P1022: QorIQ® P1022 and P1013 Dual- and Single-Core Communications Processors

Features

Processor

  • Dual-core Power Architecture® e500 cores up to 1000 MHz
  • Bootable 4-bit SD/MMC port
  • 0ºC to +70ºC operation with supplied passive heat sink

Memory

  • 512 MB 64-bit DDR3-667 memory
  • 8 MB SPI serial flash memory for boot loader
  • MicroSD port for booting and data storage

Connectivity

  • 2 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Ports
  • 2 USB 2.0 ULPI PHYs (one host, one OTG)
  • DVI interface
  • x4 PCI Express® slot (physical) supporting up to x4 lane width
  • SATA connector for optional HDD or SSD
  • Two serial ports
  • Standard 16-pin JTAG header supporting Power Architecture technology

Power Management

  • Battery backed up RTC
  • Small form factor enclosure with power supply and power cord

Audio

  • Wolfson audio codec headphone out and microphone in

Components

  • Configuration DIP switches and debug LEDs

Support

  • Quick start guide, user’s guide, hardware reference manual, schematics, bill of materials (BOM) and Linux source code
  • MicroSD card with firmware, Linux® OS, and root file system preinstalled

Documentation

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Design Resources

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Software

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Note: For better experience, software downloads are recommended on desktop.

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