NanoPi NEO Air with Soldered Pinheaders
The release of the NanoPi NEO Air once again suggests the significance of compact, smaller and lightweight boards. You’ll be amazed to know that the NEO Air weighs only 7.5-grams. The board is quite identical to the Raspberry Pi Zero in terms of features added to it. It gets power from Allwinner H3 based 32-bit (Cortex A7) Quad-core processor with the capacity of running at (1.2 GHz) added with RAM of 512 MB and one micro SD slot. Surprisingly, the magnificently designed board is 12 percent smaller and much quicker than Raspberry Pi zero. Its 24 pin header has compatibility with Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pin- headers. There is no output connector (HDMI) on the board thus making it suitable only for headless applications.
This version features soldered pin headers.
Specifications
- Allwinner H3 based (Quad-Core, Cortex-A7) running at 1.2GHz max
- DDR3 (512MB)
- WiFi (802.11b/g/n)
- Bluetooth (4.0 Dual Mode)
- (0.5mm pitch) FPS Seat Camera support (DVP) 24 pin
- eMMC storage (8GB) supported
- MicroUSB power supply (OTG) configuration support of (5V/2A) DC
- One MicroSD Slot
- 2.54mm pitch 4 pin (Debug Serial Port)
- 2.54mm 4-pin and 24-pin GPIO including (UART, SPI, and 12C)
- The Board weighs only 7.5 grams
- 12-pin (2.54mm pitch) GPIO (Including 2x USB, SPDIF, IR and I2C)
- Suitable working temperature ranges (-40℃ to 80℃)
- Six-Layer PCB
- The Board has a dimension of (40mm x 40mm)
- Supportive configuration for eFlasher, U-Boot, and Operating Systems of Ubuntu-Core