The SoM supports the MIPI-CSI camera interface to leverage the integrated NPU while supporting a 4-lane MIPI-DSI with 1080p60 resolution for 2D graphics processing through a high-efficiency pixel pipeline. With the ability to directly solder the SoM onto the carrier card, the SoM ensures high levels of robustness and is ideal for products prone to vibrations. The System on Module is built on a 45mm x 45mm OSM Size-L standard with the provision for 662 contacts, offering the highest pin-to-area ratio across SoM standards.
Solderable LGA Package in OSM v1.1 Standard. 2-Lane MIPI-CSI and 4-Lane MIPI-DSI Interface. NXP’s i.MX 93 SoC is the first in the industry to integrate the Arm® Ethos-U65 microNPU and the first in the i.MX Family to integrate the scalable Arm® Cortex®-A55 core features the latest Armv8-A architecture extensions with dedicated instructions to accelerate machine learning (ML). Evaluation Kits of the System on Module will be ready to purchase in March 2023. The SoM incorporates NXP’s powerful i.MX 93 applications processor and is built on the OSM v1.1 solderable SoM standard, providing extensive interfaces in a rugged and compact form factor. The assumption is of course that more than 1 person would actively contribute to the given lib(s).IWave launches iW-RainboW-G50M: The Solderable NXP i.MX 93-based LGA System on Module (SoM). If there is only one library file with many components, that is not possible.ĭo you know any efficient way to maintain Altium components (schematics and footprints) libs within Git or SVN version control systems? This allowed him to somehow manage the changes tracking in GIT. In the past, I have meet someone who decided to keep each footprint lib and sch lib, for a single component, as a separate file. Furthermore, all footprints and schematic models can be kept within only one binary (library file). The main problem is that Altium uses binary files, which are not good for version control to start with. It seems that the way to go would be to use a data base based one, but before that, I would like to make sure I have evaluated all Git/ SVN based methods. We are struggling to choosing the right way of maintaining the component libraries. Now we are 2 engineers working on the same HW design. I am using Altium for years, but never succeeded in efficient usage of SVN or GIT for managing the Altium component libraries.
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