Cosino Mega 2560

The Cosino CPU module with the Mega 2560 extension is the perfect developing/training system! It’s a low cost fully functional embedded system who everyone can use to learn embedded GNU/Linux and Arduino programming models.

The system is based on a 400MHz ARM9 CPU with full support for GNU/Linux Embedded and via the carrier board it supports all Arduino’s shields, so it’s perfect for extending all applications based on CPU Mega 2560 and for those needing extra connectivity such as 3D printers and monitoring and/or automatic control systems, or to add to a GNU/Linux system several analog and digital I/Os in order to complete your applications with industrial devices.


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Overview... System-on-Chip...
  • Atmel SAM9G35
  • Primary processor type -- ARM9
  • Primary processor word-width -- 32-bit
  • Primary processor cores -- 1
  • Primary processor clock rate (GHz) -- 0.4
Additional processors (if any)...
  • GPU (graphics) -- ?
  • MCU (microcontroller) --
  • FPGA (gates) --
  • Other (DSP, FPU, NPU, TPU, AI...) --
System RAM...
  • Maximum capacity (GB) -- 0
  • Type --
  • ECC support -- No
  • Factory installed? -- Yes
On-board solid-state storage...
  • Maximum capacity (GB) -- 0.3
  • Type --
  • Factory installed? -- Yes
Removable solid-state storage...
  • Interface type -- microSD
  • m.2 interfaces -- 0
  • m.2 NVMe support --
SATA support...
  • SATA ports -- 0
USB ports...
  • USB hosts -- 2
  • USB host types -- (1x USB 1.1; 1x USB 2.0)
  • USB OTG ports -- 0
Ethernet...
  • Ethernet interfaces -- 1
  • Maximum LAN speed (Mbps) -- 100
  • Wake-on-LAN support? --
Wireless...
  • WiFi -- Yes (optional)
  • Bluetooth --
  • Broadband --
  • LoRa --
HDMI...
  • Number of HDMI ports -- 0
  • HDMI version --
  • Max. HDMI resolution --
  • FPS at max. resolution --
  • HDMI audio support? -- No
Other display interfaces...
  • Composite video (CVBS) ports -- 0
  • Other display interfaces (DSI, LVDS, VGA...) --
Camera interfaces...
  • Number of camera ports -- 0
  • Camera interface types --
Audio I/O...
  • Analog output ports -- 0
  • Audio connector type -- n/a
  • Audio via HDMI? -- No
  • SPDIF interfaces -- 0
  • Line inputs -- 0
  • Mic inputs -- 0
  • On-board microphones -- 0
Other I/O...
  • GPIO -- 16
  • ADC -- 54
  • PWM -- 1
  • SPI -- 0
  • I2C -- 0
  • UARTs -- 0
  • RS232 (or 485 or 422) -- 0
  • IR receiver -- No
Expansion connector compatibility?
  • Arduino compatible -- Yes
  • Raspberry Pi compatible -- No
Miscellaneous functions...
  • Real time clock (RTC) support -- yes
  • PMIC/PMU (power management controllers) --
  • Lithium battery support --
Operating system support...
  • Linux -- yes
  • Android --
  • Windows --
  • Other OSes --
Other features not listed elsewhere:

1x RS232, 1x RS485, 1x I2C, 1x SPI, 4x PWM1x Arduino Mega 2560 fully compatible system

Physical specs...
  • Width (mm) --
  • Height (mm) --
  • Depth (mm) --
  • Weight (gm) --
  • Input voltage, min. (V) -- 5
  • Input voltage, max. (V) -- 5
  • Input current, min. (A) -- 0.3
  • Input current, max. (A) -- 1
  • Operating temp., min. (°C) --
  • Operating temp., max. (°C) --
  • Certifications -- (none listed)
Further information...
[board ID = 19]

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