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Except for the D1 from clockworkpi, are there other pi compute modules? (Or upcoming?)
by bebna 3y ago
Except for the D1 from clockworkpi, are there other pi compute modules? (Or upcoming?)
- brucehoult 3y agoThe ClockworkPi R-01 attempts to be compatible with the Pi 3 CM. It mostly succeeds but not 100% as the Pi 3 CM interface has some things that the D1 simply doesn't have, and the D1 has some things that the Pi 3 CM interface doesn't accomodate. Sipeed now has at two RISC-V "compute modules" that follow the concept but don't attempt to be Pi compatible: - LicheeRV module, Allwinner D1, same as the R-01, but with two side by side M.2 connectors as the interface. They sell a LicheeRV Dock for it. - Lichee Module 4A, THead TH1520 SoC. Currently only available as part of Lichee Pi 4A, but they plan to sell the module separately, as well has a motherboard holding a cluster of 7 modules, a tablet, a laptop, maybe a phone. Uses a SODIMM connector. In addition, Sipeed have a number of other lower powered RISC-V "module" products using K210, BL808, BL702. Most with circuit boards with castellated edges as the connector, some with some kind of edge connector. And some ARM ones too.
- bebna 3y agoThanks, So I take it, the Lichee Module 4A won't fit the uConsole, DevTerm or other projects who use those raspbi compute interfaces?
- brucehoult 3y agoI don't have any information on the pinout the LM4A uses on its SODIMM connector compared to the pinout the Pi3 CM uses on its SODIMM connector.