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In 2015 Seco created a new SOM standard with Myon I, which is powered by a 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon Quad-Core Arm processor.
Compared to our SODIMM200 standard, its focus is to allow to build more compact and smaller devices.
Like with our previous standards, we will continue to build new modules which are kept compatible, so that our customers can easily migrate to new technologies and features in future without or only little modifications to their design.
Excel Sheet containing pinning of current Myon modules and baseboards: myon_standard_v5.zip
Myon II Family Comparison
Myon II Nano | Myon II | |
|---|---|---|
Main CPU | 4x Arm Cortex A53 | 4x Arm Cortex A53 |
MCU/DSP | Cortex-M7 650MHz | Cortex-M4 400MHz |
GDR | 16bit LPDDR4 | 32bit LPDDR4 |
GPU | GC7000UL (2 shaders), | GC NanoUltra (1 shader), |
Security | CAAM, RDC, Arm TrustZone® | CAAM, RDC, TrustZone |
AI/ML | OpenCL CPU, GPU: 32GOPS | OpenCL CPU: 32GOPS |
Cam | MIPI CSI (4 lanes) | MIPI CSI (4 lanes) |
screen | MIPI DSI (4-lanes) | MIPI DSI (4-lanes) |
video decode | - | 1080p60 HEVC, H.264, |
Video Encode | - | 1080p60 H.264, VP8 |
Expansion I/O | 1x USB 2.0 with PHY | 2x USB 2.0 with PHY, |
Network, | 1x GbE, 2x SDIO/eMMC | 1x GbE, 2x SDIO/eMMC |