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TS-7553
SBC with WiFi Option and Low Cost Plastic Enclosure (optional)

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Qty. 100 starts at
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  • 250MHz ARM9 CPU
  • 64MB DDR-RAM
  • 256MB SLC XNAND Drive
  • 1 MicroSD Card Slot
  • Customizable 5K LUT OpenCore FPGA
  • 1 External USB Host Port, 480Mbit/s
  • 1 External USB Device Port, 480Mbit/s
  • 1 Internal USB Host Port, 480Mbit/s
  • 1 10/100 Ethernet, Optional PoE
  • Watchdog Timer
  • 2 RS-232, 1 RS-485, 1 CAN
  • DMX Support
  • Header with I2C, SPI, and 11 DIO
  • Battery Backed RTC and Temp. Sensor
  • Low Power (< 3.2Watts)
  • Fanless Operation from -20°C to 70°C
  • Boots Linux 2.6 in less than 3 Seconds
  • Uses 5-12V DC or USB for Power In
  • XBee Radio Socket
  • Optional Low Cost Plastic Enclosure
  • Optional DIN Mountable Enclosure
  • Multipurpose Reset/Script Button
  • Unbrickable, Boots from SD or Flash
  • Powers TS-WIFIBOX-2 App Kit
  • Supports tsinit self-customization

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The TS-7553 is a Single Board Computer based on a 250MHz ARM9 CPU from Cavium Networks. The TS-7553 offers features such as High-Speed USB host and device, 256MB XNAND drive, microSD card, WiFi 802.11g radio option, Power over Ethernet (PoE) option, XBee option, and 5K LUT customizable on-board OpenCore FPGA.

Hardware Description

The TS-7553 features a 250MHz Cavium ARM9 CPU and a 5000 LUT Lattice FPGA. With 64MB RAM and a bootable 256MB on-board flash drive with our new XNAND technology, the TS-7553 is a powerful and extremely reliable embedded solution. External devices can connect to the TS-7553 via Ethernet, 802.11g WiFi, XBee radio socket (point to point, unlike the Zigbee which supports mesh networks), USB host, USB device, or I2C ports, as well as DIO, UARTs, CAN Bus, DMX, and SPI which are implemented in the standard FPGA load.

Does your application require custom real-time logic such as non-standard bus interfaces, PWM outputs, quadrature decoding, pulse timing, or digital counters? Technologic Systems can integrate that functionality into a custom TS-7553 FPGA configuration for an elegant and affordable solution.

The standard TS-7553 configuration implements the following features:

  • 4 XUARTs* (2-RS232, 1-RS485, and 1 TTL level to Xbee socket)
  • 1 CAN Bus
  • SPI Support
  • I2C Support
  • DMX Support
  • Watchdog Timer
  • Up to 11 DIO Lines
  • Battery Backed RTC
  • Optional USB 802.11g WiFi Adapter
  • XBee Radio Socket
  • Temperature Sensor
  • Designed to fit in an optional low-cost plastic enclosure
  • Multipurpose Reset/Script Button

TS-7553 Power Consumption

The TS-7553 requires about 3.2 Watts of power (642mA @ 4.98V) for normal operation and will require more if connecting USB devices, a larger microSD card, XBee radio, or WiFi option. For this reason, it is recommended to power the device at 5-12V input via barrel connector or 2 pin terminal connector.

Differences between TS-7553 and TS-7552

The TS-7553 was released April 2010 and is a smaller form factor and cost reduced version of the TS-7552 without the extra USB ports. It was designed to be mated with an inexpensive plastic enclosure and serve as a standalone general purpose embedded server.

XNAND Technology

Technologic Systems XNAND technology is an ultra reliable and industrial grade user-space device driver that uses Reed-Solomon codes, extra checksums, and a RAID based technique to allow any Linux filesystem to be used with confidence on SLC NAND flash. Our TS-BOOTROM can also boot from XNAND for an ultra-reliable bootup. Please refer to the XNAND whitepaper for more information.


* Technologic Systems XUART core is an extended UART core supporting 7, 8, 9, or 10 bits per character, Tx and Rx FIFOs 256+ characters deep, and accurate measurement of idle and busy times. These ports support advanced protocols such as DMX/RDM.
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