I'm going to design a sensors board based on a AMD x86 CPU which integrates also a GPU since I would like to use it as main board for my mobile robots.
(I have the access to the AMD developer hub, so no problems for the CPU information)
I never designed a board based on a x86 CPU and so I would like to ask if the "Advanced PCB Layout course†can give me the skills necessary to be able to design my own board.
I read that the course is based on a iMX6 ARM processor: is there any difference between the AMD x86 architecture and the NXP?
I will need to correctly design the layout for the processor, the RAM, the hard disk and the video output (I will have to run Ubuntu on this board).
Do you think this course will be OK for me?
Does it cover topics like how to make connections between CPU and video output, RAM and memory?
Thank you!
(I have the access to the AMD developer hub, so no problems for the CPU information)
I never designed a board based on a x86 CPU and so I would like to ask if the "Advanced PCB Layout course†can give me the skills necessary to be able to design my own board.
I read that the course is based on a iMX6 ARM processor: is there any difference between the AMD x86 architecture and the NXP?
I will need to correctly design the layout for the processor, the RAM, the hard disk and the video output (I will have to run Ubuntu on this board).
Do you think this course will be OK for me?
Does it cover topics like how to make connections between CPU and video output, RAM and memory?
Thank you!
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