ROCK 5B is a resilient, high-performing, multifunctional ARM SBC (Single Board Computer) based on the powerful Rockchip RK3588 SoC packed with class leading features, exceptional functionality, and expansion options as standard.
Want more information on Rockchip ARM Motherboard? Feel free to contact us.
Incorporating a Quad Arm Cortex A76 CPU, Quad Arm DynamIQ Cortex A55, Arm Mali G610MC4 GPU, stereo audio jack, dual HDMI ports supporting displays up to 8Kp60 resolution, micro-HDMI input port supporting up to 4Kp60 resolution, multiple connectivity, and storage possibilities, it is compatible with a wide range of software operating systems as standard. Get ready to evolve your designs with the ROCK 5B.
The onboard On/Off power button means that the ROCK 5B can perform safe shutdowns at the touch of a button without the risk of corrupting storage. It also features multiple storage capabilities, it comes with an eMMC socket as standard. The board’s exceptional features, outstanding performance, and reliability make it ideal for even the most demanding multimedia and industrial applications.
Figure: Features of ROCK 5B
Reliable Rockchip SoC
ROCK 5B provides reliable and robust performance based on the Rockchip RK3588 SoC, Arm DynamIQ Quad Cortex – A76 @ 2.2/2.4GHz, Quad Cortex – A55 @ 1.8GHz CPU, Arm Mali – G610MC4 GPU and 8GB 64bit LPDDR4 RAM. You can be certain that your board will deliver exceptional performance, it’s solid as a ROCK!
Super handy power on/off button for safe shutdowns
Fed up with having to type code into the command line to safely shut down your single board computer? The ROCK 5B features a built-in On/Off power button meaning you can perform safe shutdowns at the touch of a button without the risk of corrupting storage. ROCK 5B offers this huge convenience as standard, allowing you to be flexible with your applications.
More OS, more options
ROCK 5B is extremely practical, as it is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Android 12, Debian/Ubuntu Linux, the full implementation of the Arm architecture v8 instructions set, and others.
No storage limitations
ROCK 5B benefits from extensive storage capacity, 8GB RAM, and a high-speed eMMC socket for eMMC modules which can be used for OS and data storage.
Highly compatible with SBC accessories
The 40-pin GPIO expansion header supports a wide range of interface options, providing the board with almost endless connectivity capabilities to ensure outstanding compatibility with an enormous range of SBC accessories.
Figure: Pinout of ROCK 5B
For more Linux SOM for Advertisinginformation, please contact us. We will provide professional answers.
Unrivaled 8K display
Finally! A single board computer that supports 8K display. With an Arm Mali G610MC4 graphics processing unit (GPU) at its heart, the ROCK 5B is tailor-made for advanced multimedia applications, including games, videos, and signage. The board benefits from camera and display interfaces, two HDMI ports supporting dual displays up to 8Kp60 and 4Kp60 resolution, a micro-HDMI input port supporting up to 4Kp60 resolution, high-quality stereo audio output through a 3.5mm audio jack, and much more.
Figure: Supports 8K Display
True thermal management
The ROCK 5B has a PWM fan connector (power out and voltage TBC) and 2 heatsink mounting holes meaning that no matter how high-performance your application may be you can be sure the ROCK 5B will deliver excellent performance under most conditions. we think that’s pretty cool!
Figure: Dimensional Drawing of Rock 5B
Figure: Peripherals of Rock 5B
There seems to be great confusion in some communities with regards to how products are marketed and I am seeking some clarification.
Earlier on this year, at an exhibition, Rockchip were showing off their new RK3288 CPU and has an advertising board that seemed to originally show it as an Cortex-A17, then hurriedly modified in a very basic way to show Cortex-A12.
Since then, all of the advertisements for the RK3288 have been as an Cortex-A17 but many are questioning it because there is belief that an Cortex-A17 must come with big.LITTLE, whereas the RK3288 does not support it.
None of the research that I have carried out so far is conclusive and I wondered if anybody could confirm that an Cortex-A17 is, or is not required to support big.LITTLE.
Thanks all.
If you want to learn more, please visit our website AIOT Core Board.