| CPU | |
| CPU Name | i.MX7 Dual |
| CPU Type | ARM Cortex™-A7 & ARM Cortex-M4 |
| CPU Cores | x2 Cortex-A7 + x1 Cortex-M4 |
| CPU Clock (Max) | 1GHz |
| Memory | |
| RAM | 1GB DDR3L |
| NOR Flash | 16MB (QSPI) |
| eMMC | 4GB eMMC (up to 128GB) |
| Multimedia | |
| 2D/3D Graphics Acceleration | N/A |
| Video Encode / Decode | N/A |
| Camera Interfaces | 1 MIPI |
| Display Connections | |
| HDMI | N/A |
| LVDS | N/A |
| RGB | 1 x 24-bit |
| MIPI DSI | N/A |
| Networking Connections | |
| Ethernet | 10/100/1G |
| WiFi + Bluetooth | BD-SDMAC: 802.11ac + BT 5.0 (QCA9377) |
| Audio Interfaces | |
| Headphone | Yes |
| Microphone | Analog Mic |
| Amplifier | 2W |
| Connectivity Ports | |
| I2C | x2 |
| SPI | via Expansion Connector |
| UART | 2 RS232 + 1 RS485 |
| SD / MMC | 1 SD |
| USB | 1 USB Host, 1 USB OTG |
| SATA | N/A |
| RTC | Yes |
| PCIe | On-board with SIM card option |
| JTAG | Yes |
| CAN | x1 |
| PCB Specifications | |
| Dimensions (L x W) | 135mm x 79mm |
| Temperature Rating | Commercial Temp – 0° to 70°C |
| Power Supply | 5V |
Boundary Devices offers industry leading OS development and support to help customers get to market quickly and efficiently. Because we only design i.MX based hardware, we are able to optimize our OS development and provide the most up-to-date operating system versions available.
All of our Nitrogen SBCs and SOMs support a variety of OS options frequently requested in the embedded design space. Supported OS include:
Information on set-up and image download links can be found on our Software Wiki or by contacting our support team at Support@boundarydevices.com.
Boundary Devices does not support application development. However, we are partners with a variety of 3rd party application development companies, including a global partnership with Qt. You can find our list of partners on our Partners page.
Nitrogen7 Hardware Manual rev1
Nitrogen7 Rev 2 Schematic
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Configuration | Availability | |
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BD_HDMI_MIPI For use with i.MX6 boards |
Boundary: 1 |
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BD070LIC3 Tianma 7″ Display + PCAP + Kit |
Boundary: 0 |
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BD101LCC3 IVO 10.1" Display + PCAP + Kit |
Boundary: 0 |
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NIt6S_SOM Nitrogen6 System on Module: i.MX6 Solo / 1GB RAM |
Boundary: 5 |
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NIt6S_SOM_v2 Nitrogen6 System on Module: i.MX6 Solo / 1GB / 4GB eMMC |
Boundary: 11 |
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Nit6_VM Nitrogen6_VM: i.MX6 Solo / 1GB RAM / 4GB eMMC / Dev Kit |
Boundary: 0 |
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Nitrogen6_Lite Nitrogen6Lite: i.MX6 Solo / 512MB RAM / Dev Kit |
Boundary: 0 |
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Nit6QP_MAX Nitrogen6_MAX: i.MX6 QuadPlus / 4GB RAM / 4GB eMMC / Wifi+BT / Dev Kit |
Boundary: 29 |
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Nit6_SoloX Nitrogen6_SoloX: i.MX6 SoloX / 1GB RAM / 4GB eMMC / Dev Kit - MOQ 100 |
Boundary: 0 |
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Nit6Q Nitrogen6X: i.MX6 Quad / 1GB RAM / Dev Kit |
Boundary: 2 |
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Nitrogen7 Nitrogen7: i.MX7 Dual / 1GB RAM/ 4GB eMMC / Dev Kit |
Boundary: 13 |
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NIT8MQ_2r16eWB i.MX8M Quad / 2GB RAM / 16GB eMMC / AC WiFi+BT / cables included |
Boundary: 0 |
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NIT8MQ_Mini_2r16e i.MX8M Mini Quad / 2GB RAM / 16GB eMMC / cables included |
Boundary: 45 |
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Nit8M_Nano_1r16eWB i.MX8M Nano / Quad Processor / 1GB RAM / 16GB eMMC / WiFi+BT / cables included |
Boundary: 0 |
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Nit8MQ_Nano_SOM_1r16e i.MX8M Nano SOM / Quad Processor / 1GB RAM / 16GB eMMC / MOQ 500 |
Boundary: 0 |
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N8MP_SOM_4r16eWB Nitrogen8M Plus SOM: i.MX8M Quad Plus / 4GB / 16GB eMMC / Wifi+BT |
Boundary: 0 |
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