I/O test fixtures
Exercise a product interface and present test status or results.
FPD.DEV / Single-board computers
A Linux development board with accessible I/O and programmable real-time units. FPD.DEV helps assess it for control prototypes, instruments and engineering fixtures.
Discuss your application →A short description is enough to start. We can help clarify the requirements.

| Specification | Board capability |
|---|---|
| Processor | TI Sitara AM3358, 1 GHz Cortex-A8 |
| Memory / storage | 512 MB DDR3L; 4 GB eMMC on revision C; microSD expansion |
| Networking | 10/100 Ethernet |
| Display / USB | micro-HDMI; USB host and client connections |
| Expansion | Two 46-pin headers; programmable real-time units (PRUs) |
| Signal levels | 3.3 V digital I/O; analog inputs limited to 1.8 V |
Check the board revision, pin multiplexing and electrical limits before connecting external equipment. Some header functions share resources with onboard interfaces.
Exercise a product interface and present test status or results.
Connect suitable signal conditioning and validate the sampling and communications approach.
Evaluate PRU firmware for defined timing tasks while Linux handles the application.
Application examples are starting points for evaluation, not a statement of qualification or certification.
FPD.DEV can help map I/O, review signal conditioning, integrate a display and plan software bring-up. Linux application timing and PRU behavior need separate validation against the required timing limits.
If sourcing origin matters, include it in your inquiry. We prefer suitable U.S.-made options and can evaluate alternatives; manufacturing origin must be verified for the actual part and supply route.
Share the application, display or I/O needs, and any timing or quantity target. Uncertain details can wait for the conversation.
Start a BeagleBone Black inquiry →Technical reference: BeagleBoard.org manufacturer information. Specifications reviewed September 2026; confirm the selected configuration before design release.
Image: BeagleBoard.org Foundation · CC BY-SA 3.0 · shown without content edits.
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