RV1106G3 Development Board 256MB DDR3L 1TOPS NPU WIFI6+BT 5.2 Linux AI Development Board Support Buildroot

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• LCPl RV1106G3 development board, RV1106G3 built-in 256MB DDR3L. Mainly focusing on edge computing and image processing capabilities, it is a high-reliability model of the RV1106 series. The development board integrates WiFi6+BT5.2, stable connection and efficient transmission. Memory: RV1106G3 built-in 256MB DDR3L
• Onboard storage: 8GB EMMC. Wired network: 10/100M RJ45 Ethernet interface. Wireless network: SKI.WB800DCS.2 2.4G single-band WIFI6 module supports BT5.2 IPEX 1 generation antenna interface. Audio input: Onboard microphone can be used for recording. Audio output: Onboard 1W differential amplifier IC and PH2.0 speaker interface
• Video input: MIPI CSI 2 Lane FPC-0.5mm-20Pin camera interface. Video output: RGB666 FPC-0.5mm-40Pin LCD interface, supports touch. USB interface: 1x Type-C USB OTG, 1x Type-A USB 2.0 Host/Device. GPIO: Onboard 2.54mm 2 x 20Pin + 2.54mm 2 x 6Pin GPIO/power pin header. Buttons: 1x RESET/POWER KEY, 1x BOOT KEY. Power supply: Type-C USB5V1A and above current power input. LED light: 1x status indicator (red)
• System: Support Buildroot and other operating systems. 1, Rockchip ARM Cortex-A7 32-bit core processor; 2, 8G EMMC: used to burn Buildroot and other operating systems; 3, FPC-0.5mm-40Pin RGB666 LCD interface, support 4-inch 480 x 480/720 x 720 IPS touch screen, support GT911 touch chip; 4, MIPI CSI 2 Lane FPC-0.5mm-20Pin camera interface, default support SC3336 camera; 5, Type-C OTG/power supply USBD: can be used for burning firmware and also for power supply;
• 6, Type-C PWR backup power supply USBP: when you want to use the Type-A USB interface to connect to peripherals such as a USB flash drive, you need to power it from here. Because the RV1106G3 chip has only one USBD, a USB switching chip is added. When the Type-C OTG port is connected to the computer USB or USB power supply, the RV1106G3 USB is connected to the Type-C OTG port by default. When the Type-C OTG port is not plugged in, it is connected to the Type-A port by default;