Neutis Quad-Core Module

Since the Edison's departure, we've been on the hunt for a worthy replacement. Now, say hello to the Neutis N5 Module from Emlid! This quad - core system - on - a - module is a dream come true for makers and developers. Packed with amazing features, it runs on Neutis’ BSP based on Yocto and comes with an up - to - date Linux kernel. Powered by a 64 - bit ARM Cortex - A53 and an ARM Mali450 MPR GPU, it has 512MB of RAM and 8GB eMMC storage. Connectivity is a breeze with a wide range of wired and wireless options. It has 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0 Dual - mode BLE with a built - in antenna for wireless, and two connectors that give access to over 50 GPIO and many interfaces. Security is also a priority, with the ATECC508A Secure Element for storing keys and IDs and supporting FIPS random numbers. If you want to test it quickly, check out the Neutis Development Kit.

Using the Neutis N5 Module is easy. First, if you're new to it, you can start with the Neutis Development Kit. It breaks out the module to easy - to - use connectors and headers, so you can quickly test its features. When integrating it into a system, make sure to connect all the wires properly according to the interface requirements. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry and cool place to prevent damage to the components. Also, regularly update the Linux kernel to ensure the best performance. When dealing with the security features, be careful with the cryptographic keys and unique IDs stored in the ATECC508A Secure Element. Don't share sensitive information casually. And that's all you need to know to get the most out of your Neutis N5 Module.