Overview
Description
The White Hawk is an R-Car V4H-specific evaluation board set that can be used to evaluate systems using the R-Car V4H and to develop operating systems, device drivers, and applications. Using the White Hawk board set allows the developers to efficiently conduct required tasks such as evaluation of the R-Car V4H system performance and thus greatly reduce the turnaround time in their product development.
This board supports multi-camera inputs including high-resolution 4K, 4K display output, audio output, network communications interfaces, and PCIe Gen4 for parallel operation of multiple ECUs.
Features
- Shorten time to market by using the reference board that enables immediate platform development
- Provides an easy-to-start system development environment using the R-Car V4H starter kit, R-Car compatible power management ICs (PMICs), LPDDR5-6400 memory, Flash memory, display output, and Ethernet 1000BASE-T in a compact, separate core system
- Delivers 34 TOPS from R-Car V4H for deep learning, enabling high-speed object recognition through camera, radar, and LiDAR sensor data fusion
- Provides 4 RGMII for Ethernet channels, 2 CSI2 channels, 2 DSI channels, 2 PCIe Gen4 channels, and 8 CAN channels
- Supports remote power control via CAN and Ethernet, enabling system evaluation in a remote environment
- Realizes functional safety-compliant power management with R-Car PMICs, including RAA271005 and RAA271041
- Reduces BOM cost and mounting size by replacing multiple crystal oscillators with a programmable clock generator
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| RoX Software Development Kit The RoX SDK is an easy-to-start & easy-to-use development framework for the R-Car SoCs.
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| Approach to Remote Development Environment for Automotive Software | Blog Post | Oct 4, 2022 |