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Pinout

All E1M Edge AI modules use a standard SODIMM (Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module) edge connector for interfacing with carrier boards. This page documents the connector pinout and signal assignments.

SODIMM Connector

The E1M modules use a 200-pin SODIMM connector, providing a high-density, reliable, and low-cost interconnect that is widely available from multiple connector manufacturers.

Connector Specifications

ParameterValue
Connector TypeSODIMM 200-pin
Pitch0.6 mm
Mating Cycles25+ (typical)
Contact PlatingGold

Pin Assignment Table

PinSignal NameDirectionDescription
1GND--Ground
2VCC_3V3PWR3.3V power supply
3GPIO_0I/OGeneral purpose I/O 0
4GPIO_1I/OGeneral purpose I/O 1
5SPI0_CLKOSPI bus 0 clock
6SPI0_MOSIOSPI bus 0 master out
7SPI0_MISOISPI bus 0 master in
8SPI0_CS0OSPI bus 0 chip select 0
9I2C0_SDAI/OI2C bus 0 data
10I2C0_SCLOI2C bus 0 clock
............
caution

The pin table above is a placeholder. Refer to the official E1M hardware reference manual for the complete and verified pin assignment.

Signal Groups

The SODIMM connector carries the following signal groups:

Power

  • VCC_3V3 -- 3.3V main power supply
  • VCC_1V8 -- 1.8V I/O power supply
  • GND -- Ground reference (multiple pins)

Communication Interfaces

  • SPI -- Up to 2 SPI buses
  • I2C -- Up to 2 I2C buses
  • UART -- Up to 3 UART channels
  • USB -- USB 2.0 / USB 3.0

High-Speed Interfaces

  • Ethernet -- RGMII / RMII signals
  • MIPI CSI-2 -- Camera serial interface
  • MIPI DSI -- Display serial interface

GPIO

General-purpose I/O pins are multiplexed with alternate functions. See the ALP SDK GPIO API documentation for configuration details.

Carrier Board Design

For guidance on designing carrier boards that mate with the E1M SODIMM connector, see the Design Guide.