Asustek releases RISC-V architecture single board computer Tinker V: equipped with 1.0 Ghz single core chip with 5-year warranty

CTOnews.com June 9 news, Asustek's Asustek Intelligent Internet of things recently announced the launch of a multi-function single board computer Tinker V based on RISC-V architecture, which is equipped with 64-bit RISC-V processor.

▲ source: according to Asustek, Tinker V is equipped with RZ / Five MPU processor provided by Japanese Renesas Electronics, and RISC-V AndesCore AX45MP single-core chip of Crystal Core Technology, with a main frequency of 1.0 GHz. In addition, the machine has built-in 1GB memory and can be equipped with optional 16GB emmc flash memory. In terms of interface, Tinker V has GPIO, micro-USB, dual Gigabit network and two RS232 COM interfaces.

▲ source: Asustek CTOnews.com notes that Tinker V supports Linux Debian and Yocto operating systems and uses Pico-ITX motherboards to operate in environments ranging from-20 °C to 60 °C. Through these features, Asustek hopes to make it stand out in the field of industrial Internet of things.

Asustek said that all users who buy Tinker V can enjoy a five-year product warranty and technical support service. Asustek has not yet announced the pricing of the Tinker V, as a reference, the price of the Quan Zhi D1 Nezhu RISC-V development board with similar configuration is about 600RMB.