If you are stuck trying to test a new automotive control algorithm, you need a board that lets you move from code to real hardware fast. The NXP S32K389EVB-Q437, 32-bit Arm Cortex-M7 S32K389 MCU, Evaluation Board gives you a complete development platform in a single package. It is built for engineers who need to validate safety-critical functions without building a full vehicle prototype. With this board you can catch bugs early, reduce development cost, and stay on schedule.
NXP S32K389EVB-Q437, 32-bit Arm Cortex-M7 S32K389 MCU, Evaluation Board
Designers often struggle with a lack of real-world interfaces when they work on automotive MCUs. Missing CAN, Ethernet, or LIN ports means extra hardware and longer test cycles. This board solves that problem by providing all the key automotive interfaces on a single board. It lets you run your code on the exact Cortex-M7 core you will ship, so you can see performance, power use, and safety behavior exactly as it will appear in the final product.
Key Features
- Arm Cortex-M7 core with 32-bit processing at high speed.
- Two Gigabit Ethernet ports with automotive PHYs.
- Dual CAN FD transceivers for flexible vehicle networking.
- Four LIN channels for in-vehicle sub-networks.
- USB connector with OpenSDA support for easy programming.
- Power supply switch and 5 V PMIC for automotive voltage ranges.
- Two user RGB LEDs and two push-buttons for quick status feedback.
- ADC rotary potentiometer for analog input testing.
- JTAG connector for low-level debugging.
- Arduino UNO compatible pin-out for expansion shields.
Specifications:
| Supported Devices |
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| Processors and Microcontrollers |
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| S32K Auto General-Purpose MCUs |
S32K3: S32K3 Microcontrollers for Automotive General Purpose |
| K2x / KS2x USB |
K26_180: Kinetis® K26-180 MHz, Dual High-Speed and Full-Speed USBs,
2MB Flash Microcontrollers (MCUs) based on Arm® Cortex®-M4 Core
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| Power Management |
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| 12 V, 24 V, and 48 V SBC Solutions |
FS26: Safety System Basis Chip with Low Power, for ASIL D Systems
FS27: 12 V / 24 V / 48 V Safety System Basis Chip for ASIL D |
| 5 V PMIC Solutions |
PF5020: Multi-Channel (5) PMIC for Automotive Applications – 4 High Power and
1 Low Power, Fit for ASIL B Safety Level
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| Interfaces |
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| Automotive Ethernet PHYs |
TJA1120: TJA1120, ASIL B Compliant Automotive Ethernet 1000BASE-T1 PHY Transceiver |
| Automotive LIN Solutions |
TJA1124: Quad LIN Commander Transceiver for In-Vehicle Subnetworks |
| CAN with Flexible Data Rate |
TJA144x: Automotive CAN FD Transceiver Family |
| CAN Signal Improvement |
TJA1463: CAN Signal Improvement Capability Transceiver with Sleep Mode |
| Features |
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| Hardware Interface |
Power supply switch
2x User RGB LED
2x User push-buttons
2x ADC rotatory potentiometer
I/O matrix
USB connector for OpenSDA
SABRE connector to Ethernet interface
2x 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet interface
2x CAN/CANFD
4x LIN
3x LPSPI 20 Mbps Interface
JTAG Connector |
| Compatibility |
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| Compatibility |
Arduino UNO pin-out compatible with expansion "shield" support |
| Interfaces |
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| Interfaces |
On-board CAN FD
LIN
2x 1 Gbit Ethernet
USB to UART
SPI |
