ETA COMPUTE’S ECM3532 AI SENSOR BOARD WITH TENSAI SOC FOR TINYML

Eta Compute’s ECM3532 AI Sensor board is a low-power AI development platform with advanced sensors, compatible with sound classification, keyword spotting, activity classification, context awareness, and defect detection. It has an embedded Cortex-M3 microcontroller that functions up to a frequency of 100 Mhz, and NXP CoolFlux 16-bit DSP dedicated for machine learning using TinyML technology.

The AI sensor board integrates two microphones, one pressure and temperature sensor, and one 6-axis MEMS accelerometer and gyroscope. The ECM3532 AI sensor board also comes with small form factor with 1.4” x 1.4” dimensions, a built-in battery socket, and flexible Bluetooth connectivity with the A31R118 chip, this makes it suitable for IoT deployment and experimentation of application prototypes. The AI sensor board also has an expansion connector that simplifies the addition of other RF interfaces.

Key Features

  • Arm Cortex-M3 core works up to 100 MHz with less than 5μA/MHz run mode
  • Integrated 512KB FLASH, 256KB SRAM, and 8KB BootROM
  • NXP CoolFlux 16-bit DSP with 32KB program memory, 64KB data memory
  • 2 x PDM MEMS Microphones: TDK-Invensense ICS-41350
  • 1 x Pressure/Temperature sensor: BOSCH BMP388
  • 1 x 6-axis MEMS Accel/Gyro: TDK-Invensense ICM-20602
  • Battery cradle for a CR2032 battery
  • Bluetooth Low Energy on board: BLE v4.2: ABOV A31R118 and antenna
  • Extension for other types of RF through Micro SD card slot
  • 6 pin UART and power port
  • 64Mbit serial Flash for data logging
  • 5 LEDs and push-button

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