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User's Manual  l  STK-MBa53 UM 100  l  © 2013 TQ-Group 

 

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Table 7: 

Pin assignment module connector X1 

Ball 

I/O 

Level 

Group 

Signal 

Pin 

Signal 

Group 

Level 

I/O 

Ball 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

P02 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_HSYNC 

CSI0_PIXCLK 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

P01 

P04 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_VSYNC 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

CSI0_DATA_EN 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

P03 

R01 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D4 

10 

CSI0_D5 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

R02 

R06 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D6 

11 

12 

CSI0_D7 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

R03 

T01 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D8 

13 

14 

CSI0_D9 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

R04 

R05 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D10 

15 

16 

CSI0_D11 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

T02 

T03 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D12 

17 

18 

CSI0_D13 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

T06 

U01 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D14 

19 

20 

CSI0_D15 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

U02 

T04 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D16 

21 

22 

CSI0_D17 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

T05 

U03 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_D18 

23 

24 

CSI0_D19 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

U04 

P05 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_PWDN 

25 

26 

CSI0_MCLK 

CSI0 

3.3 V 

V14 

P06 

3.3 V 

CSI0 

CSI0_RST# 

27 

28 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

29 

30 

GPIO3_GPIO20 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

W01 

AA01 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_GPIO28 

31 

32 

GPIO3_GPIO29 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AA02 

W02 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_GPIO22 

33 

34 

GPIO3_GPIO21 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

V03 

AB04 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO2_GPIO26 

35 

36 

GPIO2_GPIO27 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AA06 

V08 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO2_GPIO25 

37 

38 

GPIO2_GPIO23 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

W08 

AC06 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_GPIO11 

39 

40 

GPIO3_GPIO13 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AC07 

AB09 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO5_GPIO0 

41 

42 

GPIO3_GPIO14 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

Y10 

U05 

3.3 V 

ESPI 

ESPI_MISO 

43 

44 

GPIO3_GPIO12 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

V10 

V01 

3.3 V 

ESPI 

ESPI_MOSI 

45 

46 

ESPI_SS1# 

ECSPI1 

3.3 V 

V02 

Y02 

3.3 V 

ESPI 

ESPI_SS2# 

47 

48 

ESPI_SS0# 

ECSPI1 

3.3 V 

Y03 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

49 

50 

ESPI_SS3# 

ECSPI1 

3.3 V 

W03 

AB07 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DRDY_DE 

51 

52 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AA08 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT1 

53 

54 

ESPI_SCLK 

ECSPI1 

3.3 V 

U06 

Y09 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT3 

55 

56 

DISP1_CLK 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

AA05 

AB06 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT5 

57 

58 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AA07 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT7 

59 

60 

DISP1_HSYNC 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

Y01 

Y08 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT9 

61 

62 

DISP1_VSYNC 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

Y04 

AC03 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT11 

63 

64 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AB03 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT13 

65 

66 

DISP1_DAT0 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

W10 

Y06 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT15 

67 

68 

DISP1_DAT2 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

AC05 

AA03 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT17 

69 

70 

DISP1_DAT4 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

V09 

Y05 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT19 

71 

72 

DISP1_DAT6 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

W09 

W04 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT21 

73 

74 

DISP1_DAT8 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

AC04 

V04 

3.3 V 

DISP1 

DISP1_DAT23 

75 

76 

DISP1_DAT10 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

AB05 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

77 

78 

DISP1_DAT12 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

V07 

AA09 

3.3 V 

VGA 

VGA_HSYNC 

79 

80 

DISP1_DAT14 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

W07 

Y07 

3.3 V 

VGA 

VGA_VSYNC 

81 

82 

DISP1_DAT16 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

AA04 

AC19 

AO 

0.7 V 

VGA 

TVDAC_IOB 

83 

84 

DISP1_DAT18 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

V06 

AB20 

AO 

0.7 V 

VGA 

TVDAC_IOG 

85 

86 

DISP1_DAT20 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

W05 

AC21 

AO 

0.7 V 

VGA 

TVDAC_IOR 

87 

88 

DISP1_DAT22 

DISP1 

3.3 V 

V05 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

89 

90 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AC16 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_CLK_P 

91 

92 

LVDS1_CLK_P 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

Y13 

AB16 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_CLK_N 

93 

94 

LVDS1_CLK_N 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AA13 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

95 

96 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AA17 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX0_P 

97 

98 

LVDS1_TX0_P 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AB14 

Y17 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX0_N 

99 

100 

LVDS1_TX0_N 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AC14 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

101 

102 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AC17 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX1_P 

103 

104 

LVDS1_TX1_P 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AB13 

AB17 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX1_N 

105 

106 

LVDS1_TX1_N 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AC13 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

107 

108 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AA16 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX2_P 

109 

110 

LVDS1_TX2_P 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AB12 

Y16 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX2_N 

111 

112 

LVDS1_TX2_N 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AC12 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

113 

114 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

AC15 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX3_P 

115 

116 

LVDS1_TX3_P 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

Y12 

AB15 

1.2 V 

LVDS0 

LVDS0_TX3_N 

117 

118 

LVDS1_TX3_N 

LVDS1 

1.2 V 

AA12 

– 

0 V 

POWER 

DGND 

119 

120 

DGND 

POWER 

0 V 

– 

 

Summary of Contents for STK-MBa53

Page 1: ...STK MBa53 User s Manual STK MBa53 UM 100 28 03 2013...

Page 2: ...2 I2C address mapping 11 4 1 3 I O extension 13 4 1 4 Temperature sensor 14 4 1 5 RTC backup supply 15 4 1 6 Power and Reset 16 4 1 7 Power supply 18 4 1 7 1 Electrical parameters switching regulator...

Page 3: ...AND PROTECTIVE REGULATIONS 58 6 1 EMC 58 6 2 ESD 58 6 3 Operational safety and personal security 58 6 4 Climatic and operational conditions 58 6 5 Protection against external effects 58 6 6 Reliabili...

Page 4: ...ble 28 USB RJ45 pin header connectors X9 X10 X19 24 Table 29 Pin assignment USB host 1 2 connector X9 25 Table 30 Pin assignment RJ45 receptacle X10 Ethernet 2 25 Table 31 Pin assignment USB host 3 pi...

Page 5: ...nt JTAG 44 Table 65 Pin headers X18 X19 X20 45 Table 66 Pin header X18 46 Table 67 Pin header X19 47 Table 68 Pin header Power Out X20 48 Table 69 Diagnostic LEDs 49 Table 70 Diagnostic LEDs 49 Table...

Page 6: ...ram RS232 30 Illustration 25 Position of D Sub 9 pin connector X1 30 Illustration 26 Block diagram RS485 31 Illustration 27 Position of pin headers S4 32 Illustration 28 Position of pin header X2 33 I...

Page 7: ...User s Manual l STK MBa53 UM 100 l 2013 TQ Group Page vi REVISION HISTORY Rev Date Name Pos Modification 100 28 03 2013 Petz Document created...

Page 8: ...exts All the brand names and trademarks mentioned in the publication including those protected by a third party unless specified otherwise in writing are subjected to the specifications of the current...

Page 9: ...rtant details or aspects for working with TQ products Command A font with fixed width is used to denote commands file names or menu items 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 Handling and ESD tips Handling and ESD tips Ha...

Page 10: ...d module incl BIOS Specifications of the used components Specifications of the used components Specifications of the used components Specifications of the used components The manufacturer s specificat...

Page 11: ...ROM Electrically Erasable Programmable Read only Memory EMC Electro Magnetic Compatibility EMI Electro Magnetic Interference eMMC embedded Multimedia Card EN Europ ische Norm ESD Electro Static Discha...

Page 12: ...nces ROM Read Only Memory RTC Real Time Clock SATA Serial ATA SD Secure Digital SD Card Secure Digital Card SD MMC Secure Digital Multimedia Card SDHC Secure Digital High Capacity SDRAM Synchronous Dy...

Page 13: ...TA TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DATA 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 System architecture an System architecture an System architecture an System architecture and functionality d functionality d functionali...

Page 14: ...1 Line out stereo 1 Line in stereo 1 Microphone mono SD card 4 2 10 1 Push Push type SATA 4 2 11 1 SATA socket Vertical version JTAG 4 2 12 1 Pin header 2 54 mm Pin headers 4 2 13 2 Pin header 2 54 mm...

Page 15: ...3 is set via DIP switches See section 4 3 5 Boot Mode configuration The TQMa53 can be plugged put on mating connectors of different stack height on the carrier board In this way different board to boa...

Page 16: ...P1_DAT3 55 56 DISP1_CLK DISP1 3 3 V O AA05 AB06 O 3 3 V DISP1 DISP1_DAT5 57 58 DGND POWER 0 V P AA07 O 3 3 V DISP1 DISP1_DAT7 59 60 DISP1_HSYNC DISP1 3 3 V O Y01 Y08 O 3 3 V DISP1 DISP1_DAT9 61 62 DIS...

Page 17: ...C2_SCL 57 58 I2C3_SCL I2C3 3 3 V I O A05 P 0 V POWER DGND 59 60 DGND POWER 0 V P A06 I O 3 3 V GPIO GPIO1_GPIO3 61 62 OWIRE 1 WIRE 3 3 V I O D07 A07 O 2 775 V JTAG JTAG_TDO 63 64 RESET_IN CONFIG 3 3 V...

Page 18: ...A0 to A2 of the I2C addresses for the temperature sensor and the I O expander according to own requirements by placement option Table 11 and Table 12 show the possible address configurations Table 9 I...

Page 19: ...5 1 0 1 n a 10 k 0 n a n a 10 k 0x26 1 1 0 n a 10 k n a 10 k 0 n a 0x27 1 1 1 n a 10 k n a 10 k n a 10 k Table 12 Possible configurations of the I2C addresses for the temperature sensor Device address...

Page 20: ...ided on the STK MBa53 for this purpose The I2C address can be configured see Table 9 in section 4 1 2 I2C address mapping Illustration 4 Block diagram I O extension To detect events using an interrupt...

Page 21: ...5A Parameter Value Range Unit Precision 2 2 25 100 C 3 3 55 125 C Resolution 0 125 11 bit The characteristic curve of the sensor is shown in the following illustration The decimal values are the two s...

Page 22: ...The battery only supplies the RTC if VCC5V is not present at the TQMa53 The battery is socketed and can therefore be exchanged easily Table 15 Electrical parameters of the RTC backup supply Parameter...

Page 23: ...Signal Description Trigger RESET_IN Generates a warm reset of the i MX53 CPU on the TQMa53 JTAG device at JTAG interface pin header X17 PWRON On switch for PMIC on TQMa53 Keystroke at S9 Pull down to...

Page 24: ...gers a complete power down and power up cycle Table 18 Electrical parameters PGOOD signals Parameter Min Typ Max Unit Remark PGOOD VCC3V3 PGOOD VCC3V3 PGOOD VCC3V3 PGOOD VCC3V3 HIGH LOW Falling voltag...

Page 25: ...ply voltages are additionally routed on pin header X20 Power Out At this header all three voltages can each provide a maximum of 1 A Attention Attention Attention Attention To avoid a cross supply and...

Page 26: ...6 Illustration 13 Protective circuit for VIN VCC12V Table 20 Electrical parameters of the protective circuit Parameter Min Typ Max Unit Overcurrent limitation by fuse 3 5 A Overvoltage limitation by d...

Page 27: ...istors Output current VCC5V 4 A Ripple 21 4 mV IOUT 0 A 44 4 mV IOUT 3 9 A Efficiency tbd IOUT 4 0 A tbd IOUT 2 0 A tbd IOUT 0 5 A Load step change IOUT 0 A to 3 7 A Temporary drop of VCC5V Control ti...

Page 28: ...s section 2 5 mm2 25 C to 100 C 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 Communication and supply interfaces Communication and supply interfaces Communication and supply interfaces Communication and supply interfaces 4 2 1 Et...

Page 29: ...tion on preset m preset m preset m preset mode in ode in ode in ode in hardware hardware hardware hardware The RJ45 receptacle X11 provides 2 status LEDs as well as an integrated magnetics Illustratio...

Page 30: ...e is activated and the current is monitored in each case with the power distribution switches for the USB 2 0 hosts In case of an overload and or excessive heat they switch off the host voltage The LA...

Page 31: ...RJ45 pin header connectors X9 X10 X19 Connector Manufacturer number Description X9 Yamaichi USB A 002A Dual port USB receptacle type USB A UN 30 VRMS AC IN 1 A Umax 500 V AC for 1 minute 55 C to 85 C...

Page 32: ...acle X10 Ethernet 2 Pin Name Signal Dir Remark 1 TX ETH2_TXP O 2 TX ETH2_TXN O 3 RX ETH2_RXP I 4 VCC3V3A_ETH2 10 5 VCC3V3A_ETH2 10 6 RX ETH2_RXN I 7 n c n c Not used 8 DGND P M1 2 DGND P A1 9 LED1 Ano...

Page 33: ...X16 Table 32 USB type Micro AB connector X16 Manufacturer number Description Tyco 1981584 1 USB receptacle type Micro AB Right angle 10 000 mating cycles 30 C to 85 C Table 33 Pin assignment USB OTG...

Page 34: ...be increased 10 k to 120 k if required The CAN signals can be terminated with 120 using DIP switches S10 1 and S10 2 More information can be found in the following section Table 34 Electrical paramet...

Page 35: ...1 Galvanic separation The characteristics of the galvanic separation are shown in Table 36 Table 36 Characteristics of the galvanic separation for CAN1 and CAN2 Parameter Min Typ Max Unit Voltage firm...

Page 36: ...160 V 8 A Pitch 3 5 mm 40 C to 100 C Table 38 Pin assignment CAN1 CAN2 connector X3 X4 Pin Pin name signal Dir Remark X3 1 CAN1_H I O CAN High Level I O galvanically separated X2 2 CAN1_L I O CAN Low...

Page 37: ...ake signals RTS and CTS are also available The UART2 interface is used as debug information output Further information e g default baud rate should be taken from the software specification Table 39 El...

Page 38: ...MX53 is routed to the transceiver SP491E which provides the signals as RS485 interface at the D Sub 9 pin connector X2 The RS485 interface is galvanically separated and can operate in Full duplex mod...

Page 39: ...utput voltage High 3 5 V Iout 4 mA The RS485 signals can be terminated with 120 using DIP switches S4 1 and S4 2 The possible settings of the DIP switches are shown in the following table Table 44 Set...

Page 40: ...ance auf outer layers 1 7 mm Illustration 28 Position of pin header X2 Table 46 Pin headers connector X2 Manufacturer number Description Phoenix Contact MCV 1 5 4 G 3 5 4 pin header 160 V 8 A Pitch 3...

Page 41: ...istors as a placement option Detailed information concerning the component placement options is to be taken from the circuit diagram Resolutions of up to 1080p and WUXGA at 60 Hz or pixel rates of up...

Page 42: ...tandard and to the HDMI standard The difference to the HDMI standard is that with DVI only video and no audio signals are transmitted Illustration 30 Block diagram DVI digital signals Illustration 31...

Page 43: ...max max 55 mA 55 mA 55 mA 55 mA 10 F 1 F to DGND additional LCL Filter in series 15 Ground DGND P 16 Hot Plug Detect HOTPLUG_DETECT 1 k I Additional LCL filter in series 17 TMDS Data0 TMDS_DATA0 O Add...

Page 44: ...30 pin female connector X17 In addition to the LVDS signals 3 3 V and 5 V are provided at the connector The current drawn from this connector including the current drawn from header X19 and Power out...

Page 45: ...I Imax max max max 1 A 1 A 1 A 1 A minus the current which is drawn from the headers X19 and Power minus the current which is drawn from the headers X19 and Power minus the current which is drawn from...

Page 46: ...0 n a Default Headphone n a n a 0 0 n a 0 Table 53 Electric characteristics of the audio interface Parameter Min Typ Max Unit Remark Headphone p Headphone p Headphone p Headphone placement option lace...

Page 47: ...ection to HP_R 0 n a additional ESD protection low active signal element to VCC5V pull up element to ground pull down element in series Table 56 Pin assignment audio connector X14 line in Pin Pin name...

Page 48: ...Pin assignment SD card connector X6 Pin Pin name Signal Dir Remark 1 DAT3 CS SD_DAT3 I O 10 k to VCC3V3 n a additional ESD protection 2 CMD DATA IN SD_CMD I O 10 k to VCC3V3 additional ESD protection...

Page 49: ...RM Data rate of 1 5 Gbit s Illustration 39 Position of SATA connector X12 Table 60 SATA connector X12 Manufacturer number Description 3M 5607 5102 SH SATA connector 7 pin Vertical version Corresponds...

Page 50: ...iant high and low levels for the corresponding signals see Table 62 Table 62 High and Low level for 2 775V signals of the JTAG interface Parameter Min Typ Max Unit High level output voltage 2 2 V Low...

Page 51: ...rence 2 VSUPPLY VCC3V3 0 P 100 nF to DGND I I I Imax max max max 10 mA 10 mA 10 mA 10 mA 3 TRST JTAG_TRST I On the TQMa53 10 k to VCC2V775 4 GND DGND P 5 TDI JTAG_TDI I On the TQMa53 10 k to VCC2V775...

Page 52: ...e 60 pins with a 2 54 mm pitch The close placement of the headers makes it easy to plug on self developed boards Illustration 42 Position of pin headers 18 X19 X20 Table 65 Pin headers X18 X19 X20 Man...

Page 53: ...0_D18 CSI0 I 25 CSI0_D19 CSI0 I 26 CSI0_PWDN CSI0 O 27 GPIO3_GPIO20 GPIO I O 1 28 CSI0_RST CSI0 O 29 GPIO3_GPIO29 GPIO I O 1 30 GPIO3_GPIO28 GPIO I O 1 31 GPIO3_GPIO21 GPIO I O 1 32 GPIO3_GPIO22 GPIO...

Page 54: ...DISP1_DAT8 DISP1 O 1 2 3 22 DISP1_DAT13 DISP1 O 2 3 23 DISP1_DAT10 DISP1 O 2 3 24 DISP1_DAT15 DISP1 O 2 3 25 DISP1_DAT12 DISP1 O 26 DISP1_DAT17 DISP1 O 2 3 27 DISP1_DAT14 DISP1 O 2 3 28 DISP1_DAT19 DI...

Page 55: ...3 Power 18 DGND Power 19 VCC5V Power 20 DGND Power 21 VCC5V Power 22 DGND Power 23 VCC5V Power 24 DGND Power 25 VCC5V Power 26 DGND Power 27 VCC5V Power 28 DGND Power 29 VCC5V Power 30 DGND Power 31 V...

Page 56: ...host 2 shines when VBUS of USB host 2 is active V30 Green VBUS USB host 3 shines when VBUS of USB host 3 is active V31 Green VBUS USB OTG shines when VBUS of USB OTG is active Ethernet LEDs in the RJ4...

Page 57: ...User s Manual l STK MBa53 UM 100 l 2013 TQ Group Page 50 Illustration 44 Position of LEDs USB Host 1 Host 2 V28 V29 Illustration 45 Position of LEDs USB Host 3 and OTG V30 V31...

Page 58: ...Manufacturer number Description Knitter Switch TSS 61N Push button 1 6 N actuating force Service life 200 000 actuations 4 3 mm high colour brown 40 C to 85 C Illustration 47 Position of S5 S6 S7 4 3...

Page 59: ...n of eFuses and or GPIO pins The exact behaviour during booting depends on the value of the register BT_FUSE_SEL default 0 BT_FUSE_SEL 1 All boot options are set exclusively by the values of the eFuse...

Page 60: ...10 8 Bit 010 8 Bit 010 8 Bit 010 8 Bit 101 4 Bit DDR 110 8 Bit DDR Else not defined Bus width SD BOOT_CFG1 5 0 SD BOOT_CFG1 5 0 SD BOOT_CFG1 5 0 SD BOOT_CFG1 5 0 xx0 1 Bit xx1 4 Bit Else not defined M...

Page 61: ...User s Manual l STK MBa53 UM 100 l 2013 TQ Group Page 54 Illustration 49 Position of DIP switch S1 Illustration 50 Position of DIP switches S2 S3...

Page 62: ...MBa53 provides a buzzer for acoustic signals The buzzer is controlled by P2 of the I2C port expander PCA9554 Table 75 Buzzer Manufacturer number Description PUI Audio SMI 1324 TW 5V 2 R Buzzer 5 V ty...

Page 63: ...s The STK MBa53 is assembled on one side with SMD and THD components High pin count SMD connectors with 0 8 mm pitch 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 Dimensions Dimensions Dimensions Dimensions Dimensions 170 mm 170 m...

Page 64: ...upport 5 4 5 4 5 4 5 4 Thermal management Thermal management Thermal management Thermal management No special precautions have been met concerning the thermal management of the STK MBa53 5 5 5 5 5 5 5...

Page 65: ...itions Climatic and operational conditions In general reliable operation is given when the following conditions are met Table 76 Climatic and operational conditions Parameter Range Remark Permitted en...

Page 66: ...products we contribute to the protection of our environment The energy consumption of this subassembly is minimised by suitable measures Printed pc boards are delivered in reusable packaging Modules a...

Page 67: ...ny 1 TQMa53 User s Manual Rev 0200 03 2013 TQ Systems GmbH 2 i MX53 Multimedia Applications Processor Reference Manual Rev 2 1 06 2012 Freescale 3 Serial ATA Specification Rev 1 0a Jan 2003 APT Techno...

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