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TS-7300 High-Security SBC
[Vendor: Technologic Systems]

High-Security Linux FPGA Embedded Computer. The TS-7300 is a compact full-featured single board computer) based upon the Cirrus EP9302 ARM9 CPU, which provides a standard set of on-board peripherals. The EP9302 features an advanced ARM920T 200 MHz processor design with MMU. In addition, TS-7300 is powered with two SD Card flash sockets and the high performance TS-VIDCORE video interface with Linux framebuffer.

Software

Technologic Systems TS-7300 ARM single board computer is compatible with a wide range of operating systems. The Linux choice is highly recommended and our products are totally integrated with the open-source vision. The Linux OS, TS-Kernel 2.4.26, is shipped by default with our ARM SBCs and includes complete driver support for our hardware within the Kernel, enabling quick time to market of end-users applications. Examples and source code are also available for downloading.

The TS-7300 SBCs are configured by default to load the Debian Linux OS from the SD Card on the first socket during boot up time. The full featured Debian Linux distribution includes a complete GNU C/C++ embedded development environment installed. In addition, Apache Web Server, FTP, SSH, Telnet and Samba internet services are available with C/PHP/Perl for embedded CGI development.

The Linux solution for ARM is compatible with the RTAI real-time extension, enabling systems with strict timing requirements to be handled with our SBCs. Furthermore, NetBSD has been ported to TS-ARM and Java solutions are also available.

Hardware

The TS-7300 is a multipurpose board designed specifically for customers needing extreme design security, flexibility and reliability in applications such as gaming machines, building security equipment, or critical network infrastructure services such as network gateways or firewalls. A 8256 LUT Cyclone II FPGA is included on the board. The Embedded FPGA Linux system is reconfigurable on-the-fly by the 200Mhz ARM9 CPU running Debian Linux when an additional real-time soft-coprocessor(s), DSP, or specific additional peripheral logic is needed.

TS-7300 features:
  • 200MHz ARM9 CPU
  • PC/104 expansion bus
  • 32MB SDRAM (64-128MB opt)
  • User-programmable Cyclone II FPGA
  • 2 10/100 ethernet ports
  • 2 USB 2.0 (12Mbit/s max)
  • 2 SD Card slots
  • 10 RS232 ports (more if TTL only)
  • 55 DIO lines (up to 35 TS-XDIO)
  • Optional Temp Sensor, RTC and WiFi
  • Optional TS-ENC730 Metal Enclosure provides standard 4 ADC, 2 DAC, 4 high-current GPIO, optional 1 CAN bus, etc.


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