Expanding the i.MX 91 Applications Processor Ecosystem with Trusted Partners
Our i.MX 91 applications processor family enables quick implementation of cost-effective Linux-based edge applications. The i.MX 91 processor blends high-performance processing, security and energy-efficiency at an affordable price while also providing full hardware and software scalability to i.MX 93 applications processors family .
This processor family supports a variety of Industrial and IoT applications like HMI control, gateways, energy metering, access control, EVSE, home automation, appliances, smart audio, portable medical devices and more. To ensure the i.MX 91 processor is accessible for customers to start developing and prototyping, NXP has worked with our trusted partners to offer a variety of evaluation kits (with a pre-production i.MX 91 processor) to be available beginning November 11, 2024.
See the i.MX 91 in Action at Electronica
Click on any of the links below to see more details for each board or system on modules (SoMs) listed below. As most of you may know, SPS is not the only show in Germany the week of November 11, 2024. electronica in Munich will also feature a range of NXP technologies at the NXP booth and partner booths; reference the list below for where to find live demos of the i.MX91 based solutions at the show.
(Partner: Module, Form Factor, Show Presence)
The i.MX 91 processor supports NXP’s board support packages (BSPs), including NXP GitHub ?.
Developing, customizing and maintaining an image throughout the lifecycle is foundational to the i.MX ecosystem. Many of the partners mentioned above offer software services to manage the development and maintenance of your image including over-the-air (OTA) updates that enable compliancy with evolving cybersecurity regulations. Other partners work with software focused companies such as Witekio ? and Timesys ? that specialize in designing, building and running secure edge embedded platforms across all the Industrial and IoT segments that the i.MX 91 processor enables. Cost effective Linux based devices now have a new processor to base their designs on the i.MX91, we hope you're ready to start building devices, contact one of our great partners today to get started.
Author | Robert Thompson
Robert Thompson is the director of Secure Connected Edge Ecosystem at NXP Semiconductors; he has extensive experience in developing and implementing impactful ecosystems for semiconductor companies. Currently Robert focuses on driving partner adoption and success with NXP’s portfolio of embedded systems products for the Secure Connected Edge business line.
We're really excited to hear about the new i.MX 91 processor series! Are there any plans for future i.MX 9 series processors from NXP that will support DDR3/DDR3L interfaces?