Open Hardware through Open Power SBC
summary
A single-board computer called Jungle targets the NXP T1040 SoC and emphasizes minimal parts with lots of connectivity: DDR4, basic HDMI (no GPU), two 1GbE + M.2 key M (x4) + key B (x2), SATA, USB2/USB3, SD boot and JTAG. Schematics live in a public repo as KiCad schematics and repo; an FPGA was replaced by a PIC microcontroller for I/O handling. Status: schematics close to complete, PCB not yet started, cost/performance lags competitors so it’s a proof‑of‑concept seeking schematic review and collaborators.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to project
- 4:40Jungle SBC overview
- 7:12Future goals and open hardware
- 9:35Q&A on availability
- 11:08Comparison with other projects
- 13:53Collaboration and next steps
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