Technical Specification
The K24 IO Carrier Card leverages the commercial or industrial grade AMD KRIA K24 SOM based on a custom Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC. The K24 SOM provides an embedded processing system (PS) with tightly integrated programmable logic and a rich set of configurable I/O capabilities. The SOM hardware features include 2GB 32-bit wide, 1066 Mb/s LPDDR4 memory, 512Mb QSPI, 32GB eMMC (not included with kit), 64Kb EEPROM non-volatile memory. The IO Carrier Card also features other boot options beyond the SOM’s integrated memory such as the microSD card slot or the affordable DP/eMMC HSIO expansion modules that can be purchased separately.
A PHY enable both 10/100/1000 Ethernet and USB 2.0 Host. A USBType-C port provides on-board JTAG/UART access. ECS crystals and an oscillator provide clocking to the K24 SOM, the on-chip real-time clock, JTAG, and communication interfaces. Power for the board is provided through USB-Type-C with connector and TDK μPOL
power modules. A combination of slide switches, push buttons, mono- and RGB- LEDs allow user interaction with the board.
Additionally, four PS GTR transceivers, HPIO, HDIO and MIO are exposed through two Samtec HSIO expansion connectors, two Click Board sites and a type 1A PMOD connector. These provide access to PS and PL interfaces for added features like WiFi, NVMe SSD, AI accelerators, image, temperature, and pressure sensors as well as display port or other user needed systems.
With a Vivado-enabled board definition file and PetaLinux BSP, you will be up and running in no time! Whether you want to explore bare metal, Linux, or Vitis AI accelerators, the K24 Development Kit is a great vehicle for bringing up initial designs targeting AMD K24 SOM and provides an excellent starting point for creating your own custom carrier card.
The feature rich K24 device features 170K programmable logic cells and 12 GTH multi-gigabit transceivers as well as 576 DSP slices and 7.6 Mb of on-chip RAM. The board also features 2GB of ISSI DDR4 and non-volatile configuration and boot from the 512Mb of ISSI QSPI Flash. A Microchip PHY enables the 10/100 Ethernet interface. A microUSB port provides on-board JTAG/UART access. A Renesas clock generator and ECS crystal oscillators provide clocking to the K24 device, GTH transceivers, JTAG, and communication interfaces. All 12 GTH transceivers are brought out to SFP+ 10 GbE Ethernet (1), HDMI 2.0 Rx & Tx (3), and PCIe end point (4) interfaces and FMC (4) I/O expansion. A combination of slide switches, push buttons, and LEDs (red and RGB) allow user interaction with the board. A temperature sensor from STMicroelectronics adds environmental data to the system. Additionally, 80 FPGA I/Os are exposed through the Samtec connectors for FMC LPC high-speed expansion and one Click Board site. The board is powered from a 60W power supply and Renesas and TDK power devices. With a Vivado-enabled board definition file and PetaLinux BSP, you will be up and running in no time! Whether you want to explore bare metal, RTOS, or Linux software, the AUBoard 15P will give you a solid base foundation to experiment. Product Brief (Datasheet)
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Features
- Target apps
- Machine Vision
- Healthcare/Medical Devices
- Ethernet Gateways
- EV Charging
- Robotics
- Factory Automation
- Industrial IoT and Smart Sensors
- Aerial Systems
- Smart Home Appliance
Kit Includes
- Kria K24 (non-production)
- K24 Carrier Card
- Quick Start Card
