(And by ‘Home Automation’ we mean something a little more sophisticated than ‘Clap on, Clap off’....)
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| The Clapper was one of the 20th Century's most iconic pieces of technology |
Home automation, or to give it the posh title, ‘Domotics’, could include anything from control of lighting, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) and security locks to home entertainment systems, garden watering and pet feeding.
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| You can set your sprinklers to water your garden automatically with a central control hub. |
The ‘Lite’ product family from Dave has been designed for applications where size, weight and cost are critical factors, like home automation, digital signage and motion control systems.
The Maya is the latest 'Lite' CPU module from Dave, based on Texas Instruments DM814x (DaVinci) and AM387x (Sitara) ARM Cortex-A8 high performance application processors. It is based on the industry standard 204-pin SODIMM form factor (67.5mm x 40mm) and features a range of interfaces including dual Ethernet, dual CAN and native 3.3V I/O.
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| The Maya from Dave |
If you’d like to check out the Maya for yourself why not try the Maya Embedded Linux Kit – (MELK), which contains the following to get you set up:
- MayaEVB-Lite Evaluation Board
- Maya CPU module (part number: DIxxxxx)
- NaonEVB-Lite Evaluation Board
- U-Boot bootloader (source code and binaries)
- Linux operating system (source code and binaries)
- Dave Virtual Development Kit (Linux virtual machine with pre-installed development kit)
- Full Naon documentation (Manuals, User's Guides, Application Notes, Evaluation Board schematics, ..)
- Periodic updates (documentation revisions, new Application notes, new Design notes.
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| Maya and MayaEVB-Lite carrier board |
If you’d like any more information please visit our website www.sarsen.net and click on the Dave logo. Or you can give us a call on +44 1672 511166.
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