### DESCRIPTION

I'm a Computer science student. I studied computer science and electronic and computer architecture at highschool.

Now days all the electronic product contains a some sort of computer. With this project I'm trying to make a single board computer to learn and teach to others the steps to make an program a computer.

I have started to design the board schematic and than I moved to design a board.

### TECHNICAL DETAILS

The board is based on a Allwinner A33 soc. It is a quad-core arm 7. The clock should be around 1ghz. I need to develop the board to test out the proper thermal and figure out a proper value.

Due to the recent ddr3 problems the board will have only 512MB of ddr3 ram and a emmc storage.

To test out the capability of the soc it will have i2c peripherals (bme280) and a audio amplifier and a microphone.

It also have 4 addressable LEDs; contains an tft card reader and a OTG USB.

I'm also working on additional features like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi making this learning board a complete tool to learn how the electronic works with the software.

The board will run a embedded version of linux.

### Words to PCBWay

I really would share this project with the world. The schematics and the board will be open source so everyone can see how a device like work.

I'm asking for a sponsorship due to the fact that this project is expensive for a student. I'm interested into PCB manufacturing and or PCB assembly. Some components are too small or fragile to solder with my equipment.

• SBC
• arm
• linux
• allwinner