The Tinker V package offers rich connectivity features in a small Pico-ITX form factor, reliable support, and guaranteed life, making it ideal for a variety of IoT and gateway applications. RISC-V processors use an open source Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) based on Reduced Instruction Set (RISC) principles, and unlike existing x86 and Arm platforms, ISA is available as open source. This allows individual developers and companies to freely modify, optimize and distribute based on the RISC-V architecture, bypassing licensing and copyright fees. With the release of RISC-V based Tinker V, IoT technology is expected to accelerate by providing a convenient and efficient environment.
Designed specifically to run Linux Debian and Yocto, the Tinker V SBC features ultra-compact size, impressive performance, comprehensive functionality, and rich connectivity for a wide range of industrial IoT applications. It is equipped with a Renesas RZ/Five MPU with integrated AndesCore AX45MP RISC-V supporting 1.0 GHz operating frequency and provides GPIO, micro USB, dual Gigabit Ethernet, a pair of CAN bus interfaces and two RS232 COM ports. . It also provides 1GB of built-in RAM and 16GB of eMMC (optional), and supports a wide operating temperature range of -20°C to 60°C.
“Working with Asus, we see how the general-purpose RZ/Five MPU can contribute to the RISC-V expansion of IoT systems,” said Shigeki Kato, vice president of enterprise infrastructure business unit. by Renesas. and we look forward to collaborating to introduce more complete RISC-V based MPU solutions to our customers.
“Andes has partnered with Asus IoT for the exciting Tinker V product,” said Dr. Charlie Su, President and CTO of Andes Technologies. We look forward to the rapid adoption of the embedded device in the global industrial market.
Customers who purchase Tinker V receive a minimum five-year support guarantee from Asus IoT, providing dedicated on-site technical support to shorten development cycles and accelerate application deployment.
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