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Seeed Studio Studio BeagleBoard Green ARM Cortex-A8 Development Board

₹7,239.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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The Seeed Studio Studio BeagleBoard Green is an open-source ARM Cortex-A8 development board pre-installed with Debian OS, featuring native Grove connectors for rapid sensor and actuator integration without soldering, ideal for robotics and industrial automation projects.

Features

  • Powered by a 1GHz AM3358 ARM Cortex-A8 processor with 512MB DDR3 RAM for robust embedded Linux performance.
  • Includes 4GB onboard eMMC flash with Debian OS pre-installed for immediate development.
  • Features two onboard Grove connectors (I2C and UART) for plug-and-play expansion with a vast sensor ecosystem.
  • Maintains full hardware compatibility with BeagleBoard Black capes and shields for extensive modularity.
  • Powered via micro USB or external 5V DC input, offering flexible and low-cost deployment options.

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Description

The Seeed Studio Studio BeagleBoard Green is a collaborative, open-source development platform designed for makers, engineers, and industrial integrators. It builds upon the proven BeagleBoard Black architecture, delivering the same high-performance AM3358 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor and 512MB of DDR3 RAM in a form factor optimized for modular expansion. The board replaces the standard HDMI port with two native Grove connectors, enabling rapid, solder-free connection of I2C and UART-based sensors, displays, and actuators.

This board is engineered for seamless system integration, featuring 4GB of onboard eMMC flash pre-loaded with a Debian Linux distribution. Its low-power design supports operation from a standard micro USB port or an external 5V supply, making it suitable for embedded prototypes and deployed automation nodes. Full compatibility with the extensive BeagleBoard Black cape ecosystem ensures scalability for complex industrial control, robotics, and smart home applications.

Key Features

  • High-performance 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor for embedded Linux applications.
  • 512MB DDR3 RAM ensures smooth multitasking and data processing.
  • 4GB eMMC onboard storage with a pre-installed Debian operating system.
  • Integrated Grove connectors (I2C & UART) for plug-and-play sensor and actuator modules.
  • Full hardware and software compatibility with BeagleBoard Black expansion capes.
  • Flexible power options via micro USB or external 5V DC jack.
  • Open-source hardware design with CE and FCC certifications for commercial use.
  • Compact footprint (90mm x 56mm) ideal for space-constrained embedded installations.

Applications

  • Robotics and motor control systems.
  • Industrial automation and PLC gateways.
  • Smart home hubs and automation controllers.
  • Embedded Linux prototyping and education.
  • Environmental monitoring and data logging stations.
  • IoT edge computing and network gateways.

Technical Specifications

Processor / SoCAM3358 1GHz ARM® Cortex-A8
RAM512MB DDR3
Storage4GB 8-bit eMMC flash
Expansion Interfaces2x Grove Connectors (I2C, UART), Cape Headers
Supply Voltage5V via micro USB or DC input
Operating SystemDebian Linux (pre-installed)
Dimensions (LxW)90mm x 56mm
Weight40g

Frequently Asked Questions

What operating system comes pre-installed on the BeagleBoard Green?

The Seeed Studio Studio BeagleBoard Green comes with a Debian Linux distribution pre-installed on its 4GB eMMC flash storage. This allows for immediate boot-up and development without needing to flash an OS image. You can access the system via SSH over USB or Ethernet, and use package managers like apt to install additional software libraries and tools for your specific IoT or automation project.

How do I connect sensors to the BeagleBoard Green's Grove connectors?

The board features two dedicated Grove connectors for I2C and UART protocols. Simply plug compatible Grove sensor or actuator modules directly into these ports for instant connectivity without soldering. For other digital or analog Grove modules, you may need a Grove Base Shield or adapter cape that interfaces with the board's standard pin headers. The I2C and UART buses are pre-configured in the Debian OS, typically accessible via device files like /dev/i2c-1 or /dev/ttyO4.

Can I use BeagleBoard Black expansion boards (capes) with this board?

Yes, the BeagleBoard Green maintains full hardware compatibility with the extensive BeagleBoard Black cape ecosystem. You can attach any standard 46-pin cape designed for the BeagleBoard Black directly to the Green's headers. Note that the Green replaces the HDMI port with Grove connectors, so any cape requiring HDMI video output will not function, but most GPIO, motor driver, and communication capes will work seamlessly.

What are the power requirements and options for this board?

The board requires a stable 5V DC power supply. You can power it conveniently via the micro USB port using a standard phone charger or computer USB port. For more robust deployments, an external 5V DC barrel jack input can be used. Ensure your power source can provide at least 1A of current for stable operation under load, especially when driving multiple connected sensors or expansion modules.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Seeed Studio Studio BeagleBoard Green Development Board
  • 1 x USB Cable
  • 1 x User Guide

Additional Information

Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 9 × 5.6 cm