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Ronetix | Ronetix was founded in 2008 by Ilko Iliev, in Vienna, Austria. The first product was PEEDI ('''P'''ower '''E'''mbedded '''E'''thernet '''D'''ebug '''I'''nterface) for ARM7, ARM9, XScale, MPC55xx and BlackFin based CPUs. In the following years was added support for other CPU platforms like CORTEX, MPC83xx, MPC85xx, ColdFire, MIPS. | ||
The first CPU Module (System On Module) was PM9261 with CPU Atmel AT91SAM9261. In the next years were released CPU modules with other Atmel CPUs: AT91SAM9263, AT91SAM9G45, SAMA5D35. 2020 was released the first module with a NXP CPU - iMX7-CM. 2022 ware released another CPU modules based on NXP CPUs: i.MX8M, i.MX8M-Mini, i.MX8M-Nano. | |||
All products are developed, maintained, and constantly improved in Austria. | |||
Revision as of 11:52, 10 February 2022
Ronetix was founded in 2008 by Ilko Iliev, in Vienna, Austria. The first product was PEEDI (Power Embedded Ethernet Debug Interface) for ARM7, ARM9, XScale, MPC55xx and BlackFin based CPUs. In the following years was added support for other CPU platforms like CORTEX, MPC83xx, MPC85xx, ColdFire, MIPS. The first CPU Module (System On Module) was PM9261 with CPU Atmel AT91SAM9261. In the next years were released CPU modules with other Atmel CPUs: AT91SAM9263, AT91SAM9G45, SAMA5D35. 2020 was released the first module with a NXP CPU - iMX7-CM. 2022 ware released another CPU modules based on NXP CPUs: i.MX8M, i.MX8M-Mini, i.MX8M-Nano. All products are developed, maintained, and constantly improved in Austria.