Overview
ROCK 4 SE is a class-leading single-board computer developed by OKdo in collaboration with Radxa. It’s a reliable, robust, low-power and high-performing SBC based on the powerful Rockchip RK3399-T processor, big. LITTLE™ Arm® Dual Cortex-A72® CPU, Arm Mali™ - T860MP4 GPU and 4GB dual channel LPDDR4 RAM. The board benefits from an extensive list of high-quality features, such as an on-board antenna, RTC, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 5 and BLE modules, an audio jack with microphone in, a 4K HDMI port 60fps, user configurable USB HOST/OTG mode, M.2 memory expansion, eMMC robust memory slot and much more.
Tech specs
- Processor: RK3399T, Arm® big.LITTLE™ technology (Dual Cortex®A72 frequency 1.5Ghz, quad CortexA53, frequency 1.0Ghz)
- GPU: Arm Mali™ T860MP4 GPU, supporting OpenGL ES 1.1/2.0/3.0/3.1/3.2, Vulkan 1.0, Open CL 1.1 1.2, DX11
- RAM: Dual channel 4GB 64bit LPDDR4
- Dual display via HDMI and MIPI DSI supporting mirror or extend modes H.265/VP9 (HEVC) hardware decode (up to 4Kp60)
- H.264 hardware decode (up to 1080p60)
- WiFi 5/BT 5.0, BLE, Gigabit Ethernet
- USB TypeC™ PD/QC power input
- Micro SD, eMMC/M.2 (M key) connectors
- Real-time clock (RTC)
- Software: ARMv8 Instruction Set, Debian/Ubuntu Linux support, Android 7.1/Android 9.0/Android 10/Android 11 support, GPU-enabled AI stack such as Caffe, Hardware access /control library for Linux/Android
- Operation Temperature: 0∼50 ℃/ Storage Temperature: -20∼80 ℃
Documentation
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