BeagleBone Black Wireless

Name: BeagleBone Black Wireless
Brand: BeagleBoard.org
SKU: 1252412
Price: 78.9 EUR
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If you missed wireless networking features on BeagleBone Black standard version then check out this BeagleBone Black Wireless. The board comes with similar specifications and form factors but it has 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth BLE 4.1. There is a WiLink 1835 Chip on BeagleBone Wireless however this version does not have the Ethernet port. BeagleBone Black Wireless headers can accommodate x4 capes.

BeagleBone Black Wireless features a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 AM3358BZCZ100. It can be either used as a standalone computer or as a development board by embedding it into other systems. It is based on Linux OS and it is apt for makers, hobbyists, or electronic engineers.

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Specifications of BeagleBone Black Wireless

Processor: 1GHz AM3358BZCZ100 ARM Cortex-A8
Memory: 512MB DDR3 RAM
Flash: 4GB eMMC
EEPROM: 4kB
PMIC: TPS65217C
Wireless Networking: WiLink 1835 | Wi-Fi 2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n | BLE Bluetooth 4.1
I/O: 2x 46-Pin GPIO Headers
1 Boot Button
1 Reset Button
1 Power Button
Debug: Serial Debug Port 20-Pin CTI JTAG
1 Power indicator LED
4 User controllable LED indicators
Graphics: 20M polygons/S 3D SGX530
Optional Storage: both 3.3V MMC and Micro SD Card Slot
1 Client Mini USB 2.0
1 Host USB A 2.0
HDMI Audio
Power Compatibility: 5V DC Power Jack
Dimensions: 8.64cm x 5.33cm
Weighs 39.68 Grams

Software and Operating System Compatibility

BeagleBone Black Wireless is compatible with (OS):

Linux
ThreadX
QNX
Windows Embedded CE
Android

BeagleBone Black Wireless supports:

Cloud9 UDE
Ubuntu
Android
Debian

Difference Between BeagleBone Black and BeagleBone Wireless

BeagleBone Wireless supports wireless connectivity whereas BeagleBone Black lacks this feature of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. On the other hand, the BeagleBone Black has RJ45 Ethernet but BeagleBone Wireless has no Ethernet port. Other than that, both are pretty much the same.