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DIMM module i.MX53x with MCIMX53 from NXP

Do you have growing requirements in the areas of HMI and cost-Efficiency?

The DIMM-MX53x addresses these requirements and offers a long-term availability of up to 15 years.

emtrions software specialists also provide you with in-house board support packages (BSP).

The operating systems Linux (Debian, Yocto) and Android are available for the DIMM family.

Key features:

  • NXP processor MCIMX53
  • ARM Cortex-A9 processor
  • up to 800MHz clock speed
  • especially suitable for control tasks
  • powerful 2D/3D graphics
  • interfaces include: camera, Ethernet, 2x CAN, CPU-bus and LCD interface
  • EtherCAT, PROFINET, CANopen optionally available
  • industrial module (COM/ SOM), also available in extended temperature range
  • up to 1GB RAM and up to 1GB NAND flash (SLC)
  • scalable and long-term available
  • Fastboot optionally available
  • IoT capable

Choose the right developer kit from our versatile compilation for a quick start into your application development.

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Functions

DDR3-SDRAM

1024 MB

NAND-Flash

1024 MB

Camera Interface 2

1 x

Camera Interface 1

1 x

LCD Interface (LVDS)

1 x

LCD Interface (RGB)

1 x

SSI Interface for Audio Codec

1 x

Touch interface (resistive, 4-wire)

1 x

Ethernet 100BASE-TX

1 x

UART IrDA

0 x

UART LVTTL

4 x

UART RS232

1 x

USB Device 2.0 high speed

1 x

USB Host 2.0 high speed

1 x

CAN LVTTL

1 x

I²C Interface

1 x

SPI Interface

1 x

Digital GPIO

8 x

MMC/SDC Interface

2 x

CPU-Bus

1 x

RTC (battery buffered)

1 x

0 - 70 °C

-25 - 85 °C (extended)

Width

67,6 mm

Depth

50 mm

Height

10 mm

CPU performance: up to 1 GHz - 2000 DMIPS

Co-Processor: ARM NEON, VFPU

Video processing (hardware accelerated): H.264 decode at 1080p30 and H.264 encode at 720p30

2D (Hardware accelerated): openVG 1.1

3D (Hardware accelerated): openGL ES 2.0 & 1.1 (33 Mtri/s, 200 Mpix/s, 800 Mpix/s z-plane), Direct3D Mobile 1.2

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Release Notes

Known Issues

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Block diagram

Downloads / Documents

Windows embedded Compact Kernel Description

Manual of the Developer Kit for Windows embedded Compact 7

22. June 2018 - en

DIMM-MX53x Hardware Manual

Hardware manual for DIMM-MX53 modules with i.MX535 and i.MX537 SoCs

30. August 2023 - en

DIMM-MX53x (Identification Code)

22. June 2018 - en

DIMM-MX53x (R3B)

04. September 2017 - en

DIMM-MX53x (R3A)

04. September 2017 - en

DIMM-MX53x (Errata V3)

Errata Sheet

29. August 2023 - en

DIMM-MX53x (R3C)

04. September 2017 - en

UART Translation Table

Overview for UART interfaces of CPU modules and baseboards.

04. September 2017 - en

GPIO Translation Table

GPIO Translation Table for DIMM-Series CPU Modules

04. September 2017 - en

DIMM-MX53x (R3E)

29. August 2023 - en

U-Boot for DIMM-MX53-3

U-Boot (binary file) and Display table on DIMM-MX53 boards with...
29. August 2023 - en

Flyer DIMM-MX53

Flyer of emtrion’s DIMM-MX53 Module

30. August 2023 - en

Developer Kits

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Accessories

Cadun

DIMM series compliant baseboard for high performance CPU modules

Supported operating systems

Yocto Dora 1.5.4

QNX 6.5.0 SP1

U-Boot 2010.06

FAQ

Additional Interfaces (DIMM-MX53)


Is it possible to use additional interfaces or features, than mentioned in the HW Manual, without a redesign?

Please contact emtrion GmbH. It depends on the needed interface and the abdicable interfaces. The software must be adapted.

DIMM-MX537 vs. DIMM-MX535


What is the difference between the DIMM-MX535 and the DIMM-MX537?

The DIMM-MX535 is not available in the extended temperature range. The DIMM-MX535 doesn’t support CAN. The DIMM-MX535 cannot support IEEE1588 Ethernet. It can only support normal 10/100 Mbit Ethernet. The DIMM-MX537 has a maximum core frequency of 800MHz.

Not needed pins (DIMM-MX53)


How should not needed pins be connected on the baseboard?

They can be unconnected.

Ports as PWM (DIMM-MX53)


Which ports can be used as PWM output?

The processor has 2 PWM outputs. They can be routed to the following SODIMM pins. LCD_D8: PWM-1 LCD_D9: PWM-2 SDC1_D3: PWM-1 SDC1_D3: PWM-2 SDC1_CD#: PWM-2 SDC1_WP: PWM-1 But the then the LCD or/and SDC1 interface can't be used and the software must be adapted.

Power_on_Base Signal (DIMM-MX53)


Must the baseboard support the signal POWER_ON_BASE signal?

No. If the baseboard SODIMM pin 135 is 3V3 power supply, the DIMM-MX53x-3 boards can also be used. On the DIMM-MX53x-3 boards, there is protection circuit to avoid failures in that case.

Simultanous use of interfaces (DIMM-MX53)


Are there any interfaces on the DIMMMX53x modules which can’t be used simultaneously?

Yes, if the keypad function is used, the UART4 and UART5 are not available.

Usage of BAT pin (DIMM-MX53)


What must be considered if the BAT pin is not supplied by a battery from the baseboard?

1. The RESI# signal must be held low for minimum 1,5s after the DIMM Module was supplied by the baseboard.

2. An auxiliary voltage must be supplied minimum 1,5s before the DIMM Module is supplied by the main voltage.

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