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Looks like an interesting open source SBC, with a wide variety of connectors for sensors and other devices/connectivity. At $99 it’s definitely not competing ba
by thinkmassive 4y ago
Looks like an interesting open source SBC, with a wide variety of connectors for sensors and other devices/connectivity. At $99 it’s definitely not competing based on cpu/memory.
It’s in stock at all 3 distributors they link from the product site.
- toast0 4y agoThis is the least expensive device I've seen with single pair ethernet (specifically 10Base-T1L), so that's pretty neat. And it's a source for power over the single pair too, which is neat. I have yet to see a PoDL powered device though. If I can finagle some power at the remote end, two of these could get me 10M ethernet to my gate controller where I don't have quite enough pairs to do what I want.
- myself248 4y agoIt's more than that: This whole device with 802.3cg and PoDL as a side-feature, but oh by the way it has a whole CPU and radios and eMMC and stuff, is cheaper than most 802.3cg dev boards that're just the MAC/PHY and you still need to glue 'em to a computer of some sort. That alone justifies it for a lot of applications, and I expect a PoDL injector to emerge from the DIY scene in a matter of days.