Processors - Direct Insight Tools and Platforms for TI OMAP3530

TI's OMAP35x family- including OMAP3503, OMAP3515, OMAP3525 and OMAP3530 represents the first broad-market application of the ARM Cortex-A8 processor core, combining this with a DM64x class video/audio DSP capable of HD video, a PowerVR graphics module with OpenGL ES 2.0 support, and a rich set of interfaces as well as ETM/Coresight debug.

JTAG / ETM probe and debugger: Sophia Systems

With full support for the TI OMAP35x EVM, with both Linux and Windows CE, EJ-SCT is the debug probe of choice for OMAP3530 family devices. OMAP devices implement both ETB (Embedded Trace Buffer) and ETM (Embedded Trace Macrocell) trace methodologies. ETB uses the standard JTAG connection to pass to the debugger details of each code branch operation which are stored in a small cache on the device. The debugger then uses this information to reconstruct the instruction trace following a HALT. ETM trace uses a separate 38-pin Mictor connector through which bus information is spooled out in real-time. Both trace methodologies are supported by EJ-SCT and the Watchpoint debugger, which is interoperable with the Platform Builder (Windows CE) and GDB (Linux) debug environments.

Production-ready system-on-module: SwiftModule-OM

By designing in a production-quality module complete with Windows CE 6.0 BSP, products leveraging the multimedia power of OMAP3530 and the real-time, connectivity rich capabilities of Windows CE can be brought to market in a matter of weeks, avoiding complex hardware design and OS-porting issues.
SwiftModule-OM is a 200-pin SODIMM board, measuring just 35mm x 68mm. For development purposes, SwiftModule-OM plugs into the SwiftLite-OM breakout board (dimensions 90mm x 90mm) providing a complete development system which runs Windows CE 6.0 out of the box. In production, the SwiftLite baseboard can be replaced with a simple baseboard carrying exactly the connectors required for your product.