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BeagleBone Black REV C3 Single-Board Linux Computer (AM3358)

BeagleBone Black REV C3 Single-Board Linux Computer (AM3358)

Part number: REV C3Brand: BeagleBoard.orgOther Development Boards & Programmers

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About this product

BeagleBone Black REV C3 is a single-board Linux computer built around the TI AM3358 ARM Cortex-A8 processor. It is used for embedded Linux projects, industrial control and learning. The board includes onboard eMMC storage, HDMI video, Ethernet and USB ports, and two expansion headers for connecting sensors and peripherals. Its programmable real-time units suit tasks that need precise timing.

Specifications

Processor
TI AM3358, ARM Cortex-A8 @ 1 GHz
RAM
512 MB DDR3
Onboard storage
4 GB eMMC
Networking
10/100 Ethernet
USB
USB host and USB client
Video output
HDMI
Expansion headers
2 x 46-pin

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of BeagleBone Black REV C3 Single-Board Linux Computer (AM3358) in Egypt?

BeagleBone Black REV C3 Single-Board Linux Computer (AM3358) currently costs 7,000 EGP in Egypt.

Where can I buy BeagleBone Black REV C3 Single-Board Linux Computer (AM3358) in Egypt?

BeagleBone Black REV C3 Single-Board Linux Computer (AM3358) is available from RAM Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I power the BeagleBone Black?

The board runs from a 5 V supply, which can be provided through the DC barrel jack or the USB client port. Use a stable 5 V source that can supply the board and any peripherals you connect.

Can I connect 5 V sensors to the expansion headers?

No, not directly. The AM335x GPIO pins are 3.3 V logic and are not 5 V tolerant. Use level shifters or voltage dividers for 5 V devices to avoid damaging the processor.