The Odroid N2L is a low-cost variant of our most popular and powerful ARM SBC ODROID-N2+. This project was initiated at the request of several B2B customers. They were satisfied with the performance and convenience of the highly versatile N2+.
However, they wanted to embed a relatively compact, cost-effective, simple, and still high-performance SBC into their system.
Therefore, we made it!

We removed some features which were available on the N2+ to reduce the material cost and to minimize the PCB form factor. Ethernet, RTC, SPI-Flash, OTG port, Analog audio output, IR receiver, three USB 3.0 ports and the large heatsink frame were removed. 

It has a smaller and neater form factor: 69 x 56mm which allows for mounting inside a variety of small devices
Suitable for various standalone embedded system which don’t require Ethernet connectivity. Suitable for building robots, drones, arcade consoles, human-machine-interface devices, and many other applications with DDR4 RAM for faster performance at a lower cost.


(*Unit pictured with Wifi 5 BK dongle - not included)

Performance


We replaced the DDR4 RAM chips with a single LPDDR4 chip to minimize the PCB form factor and reduce power consumption. As a bonus, around 20% higher DRAM interface clock frequency is an obvious and important improvement. We could find 10% to 20% of increased system performance compared to the original N2+ in various benchmark test results.

The GPU benchmark glmark2-es2 also showed about 10% of increased performance which is  very similar to the improvement of the memory bandwidth (MBW) test.

Board details


A

Amlogic S922X CPU

G

1 x Micro SD Slot

B

LPDDR4 RAM

H

1 x UART for System Console

C

DC Power Jack

I

1 x Fan Connector

D

1 x HDMI 2.0

J

40 x GPIO Pins

E

Up: 1 x USB 3.0, Down: 1 x USB2.0

K

1 x eMMC Module Socket

F

1 x MIPI DSI 4Lane Connector(TBD)



Specification


Form FactorDimensions including Fan heatsink: 69mm x 56mm x 22mm
Dimensions including Tall heatsink: 69mm x 56mm x 32mm
Weight: 50g including Fan heatsink, 66g including Tall heatsink
ProcessorAmlogic S922X Processor (12nm)
Quad-core Cortex-A73(2.2Ghz) and Dual-core Cortex-A53(2Ghz)
ARMv8-A architecture with Neon and Crypto extensions
Mali-G52 GPU with 6 x Execution Engines (800Mhz)
MemoryLPDDR4 4GiB or 2GiB with 32-bit bus width
Data rate: 3216 MT/s
1.1Volt low power design
Storage1 x eMMC connector (8G, 16G, 32G, 64G and 128G are available)
1 x microSD slot (DS/HS modes up to UHS-I SDR104)
NetworkingOptional WiFi or Ethernet USB adapters
Video1 x HDMI 2.0 (up to 4K@60Hz with HDR, CEC, EDID)
– Although the +5V Power pin is able to supply a minimum of 300mA, according to HDMI 2.0 specification, a sink shall not draw more than 50mA of current from the +5V Power pin.
Audio1 x HDMI digital output
External I/O1 x USB 3.0 Host port
1 x USB 2.0 Host port
1 x Debug serial console (UART)
1 x MIPI DSI 4Lane (TBD)
1 x Peripheral Expansion Header (40-pin, 2.54mm pitch)
– 2 x DC 5V, 2 x DC 3.3V, 1 x DC 1.8V, 8 x GND
– 1 x SPI
– 1 x UART
– 2 x I2C
– 25 x GPIO (Max)
– 2 x ADC input (10bit, 1.8V Max)
– All of I/O signal level is 3.3 Volt except for ADC input at max 1.8 Volt
Other featuresBuilt with a large passive heatsink
System LEDS Indicators:
– Red (PWR) – Solid light when DC power is connected
– Blue (ALIVE) – Flashing like heartbeat while Kernel is running.
Active Cooling Fan Connector (5V 2-pin)
– Connector (2-pin, 1.25mm pitch)
Power1 x DC jack : outer (negative) diameter 5.5mm, inner(positive) diameter 2.1mm
7.5V ~ 16V (Recommend range of input)
– DC 12V/2A power adapter is recommendedPower consumption:
– IDLE : ≃ 1.5W (Performance governor), 1.3W(Conservative governor)
– CPU Stress (Passive Heat-Sink) : ≃ 5.4W (@1908/2208MHz, Stock), 5.8W (@2016/2400MHz, Overclock)
– CPU Stress (Active Cooling-FAN) : ≃ 6.1W (@1908/2208MHz, Stock), 6.4W (@2016/2400MHz, Overclock)
– Power-Off : ≃ 0.2W

ODROID-N2L with 2GB RAM [91001]

  • Brand: Hard Kernel
  • Product Code: ODROID-N2L with 2GB RAM [91001]
  • Availability: In Stock
  • 84.17€

  • Ex Tax: 68.99€

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