Overview
Description
The Evaluation Board Kit for RZ/N2H is an evaluation and development kit for the RZ/N2H MPU. Since it has an on-board emulator, you can start evaluation by simply connecting the bundled cable with your PC. This board includes rich functional ICs such as Gigabit Ethernet PHY, non-volatile memory and LPDDR4 memory, and you can evaluate various functions of RZ/N2H without an extension board.
In addition, by expanding the inverter board, it is also possible to realize multi-axis motor control.
Features
- On-board RZ/N2H MPU 576-pin (R9A09G087M44GBG)
- Rich functional ICs such as Gigabit Ethernet PHY, non-volatile memory (QSPI flash, Octa flash, eMMC) and DDR are mounted, functions of target MPU can be fully evaluated
- Micro SD card slot, SD card slot and PCIe connector
- Generic interface such as Pmod™/Grove®/QWIIC®/mikroBUS™
- The pin header enables users to freely combine with the user's hardware system and evaluate RZ/N2H
- Emulator circuit is mounted, can start program debugging by simply connecting USB cables: three USB cables are bundled for power supply (Type C, 15V), on-board emulator connection (Micro B) and terminal debugging (Mini B).
- *Please prepare USB PD power supply (45W = 15V-3A or more) by yourself.
- Renesas IDE e² studio and FSP for RZ/N2 are available
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Videos & Training
RZ/T2H RZ/N2H Quick Start Guide: Linux and FSP
This video provides a complete walkthrough for setting up the RZ/T2H and RZ/N2H evaluation boards using the Linux Board Support Package (BSP). It covers everything from build procedures, board setup, and boot loader configuration to Software Development Kit (SDK) creation. The video also demonstrates running a sample program that combines Linux and real-time control using the Flexible Software Package (FSP), where Linux prints "Hello World!" while FSP on e² studio controls a blinking LED.
Chapter Titles
00:31 Environmental Requirements
01:24 Setting Up Environment
03:46 Boot Implementation
07:53 Example Implementation of Linux and FSP
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