miriac® MPX-S32G399A system-on-module
Secure 8 + 4 core high performance computing solution
New from MicroSys, the miriac MPX-S32G399A module is the ultimate solution for safe and secure highly networked processing for autonomous vehicle, robotics and other applications with high sensor load, based on NXP’s latest S32G3 processor, which offers:
- 8 ARM Cortex-A53 cores and 4 ARM Cortex-M7 cores including lockstep support
- Comprehensive connectivity including 18x CAN FD + dedicated protocol engine, FlexRay, LIN, SPI, Ethernet with TSN, PCI Express, USB and I²C
- Hardware Security Engine for secure boot and accelerated security services
The miriac MPX-S32G399A SoM allows OEMs to integrate the processor in low or medium volume, or NPI applications, bypassing the significant time and cost penalty associated with SoC integration, by providing ready-made hardware with associated BSPs, initially for Linux, and with others such as QNX and VXWorks in development. A simple customer baseboard – developed by the customer or by us – is all that is required to complete the project. For highly network-intensive applications such as software-defined vehicle zonal processing, Layerscape LS and LX modules can expand networking capacity.
miriac MPX-S32G399A is a 314 pin SODIMM SoM, measuring 82mm x 50mm, and pin-compatible with its S32G274A sister module. 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM is complemented by up to 32GB eMMC. There are 3x RGMII Ethernet ports and 3x SGMII at 2.5GBs. The module operates from a single 6-36v supply and is available in both commercial and full industrial (-40C to +85C) temperature grades.
Two development kits are available – one “basic”, and another with the facility to accommodate Hailo AI cards. See the Development Kits tab below for further details.
Software support includes Linux as standard, with other BSPs including QNX and VXWorks on request.
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Guaranteed lifetime is a key reason to choose us – all MicroSys modules are guaranteed to be available for 15 years from launch. This is a minimum, with lifetimes expected to be expanded in line with NXP longevity policies. Direct Insight brought the first system-on-module to market in 1999, and has a unique track-record in maintaining partnership with our customers for the long-term, supporting you throughout the product life-cycle.
Because Miriac modules are manufactured in a high-quality small-batch production facility within the EU, there are never problems with manufacturing standards or with supply. If you order 100 modules and we don’t have them in stock, we will make them. Often, cheap modules are produced in large batches by volume-oriented contract manufacturers in the Far East, and once they are gone, they are gone.
Linux and QNX BSPs are developed within a small network of European specialists, including Direct Insight, They are production-ready and are designed so that you can use them without further development or modification. One of the key advantages of the system-on-module approach is rapid time-to-market, and requires a reliable, production-ready BSP, and a ready-to-roll compatible tools setup.
All Miriac modules are designed to be pin-compatible within their specific range, so you can change up or down to a different module in the same family.
We are experts in what we do. As well as 25 years of experience in supporting hundreds of SoM design-ins, our services group develops software, including full BSPs, and complex baseboard hardware in-house. This level of knowledge means that you can be absolutely confident of success in your project, thanks to our ability to support you, and to quickly resolve any problems which may arise along the way. Find out more about our support and services.
NXP processors offer secure boot, which potentially allows the user to secure the device against code modification, while preserving the ability to update. This is achieved by programming public keys into the device, against which the private-key signed image and data are validated. We offer secure boot programming during manufacture to enable customers to easily secure their device.
| Resource | MPX-S32G399A | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | NXP S32G399A | S32G274A version available |
| CPU | 8x ARM Cortex-A53 | plus 4x ARM Cortex-M7 in lockstep pairs |
| Processor Clock Max (MHz) | 1300 | |
| RAM (MB) | 4096 | LPDDR4 w. ECC |
| Persistent Storage | 16GB | 16GB eMMC + 64MB NOR QSPI |
| Ethernet GBe | 3 | RGMII |
| Ethernet 2.5 GBe | 3 | SGMII |
| SerDes Lanes | 4 | PCIe 3.0 |
| UART | 2 | |
| LIN | 4 | Local Interconnect Network |
| I2C Interface | 4 | |
| LCD Controller | - | |
| SD card/SDIO (4-bit) | 1 | |
| Aurora i/f | Yes | |
| USB | 1 | ULPI, baseboard uses bridge for USBs |
| Flex SPI | 4 | |
| ADC | 12 | |
| CAN FD | 18 | |
| FlexRay | 1 | 2-channel |
| RC | 1 | RV-3028-C7 |
| Temperature Range | 0C to 70C / -40C to 85C | |
| Dimensions | 82 x 50mm | |
| Connectors | SODIMM314 | MXM 3.0 connector compatible with S32G274A SoM |
| Linux | y | Mainline, Yocto Project compatible. Debian. |
| QNX | TBA | |
| VXWorks | TBA |
The SBC baseboard delivers comprehensive connectivity when developing with the miriac S32G399A module. Adding an SJA1110 automotive switch delivers up to 9 Ethernet ports and TSN / IEEE 1588 support.
With a single 9-36v power input and measuring 200mm x 140mm, the board ships with Linux pre-installed.
A wide range of automotive-standard interfaces including Flexray, LIN and CANbus further strengthen the board’s automotive networking capability.
- 4xGbE RJ45
- 1x 100MbE RJ45
- 6x 100BASE-T1
- 1x 1000BASE-T1
- 2x USB 2.0
- MiniPCIe + M.2
- SD Card
- AURORA connector
- ADC connector
- 2x FlexRay
- 8x LIN
- 18x CAN
An alternative configuration of the board is designed to accommodate the Hailo-8 AI accelerator
The AIP baseboard delivers comprehensive connectivity as well as AI capability when developing with the miriac S32G399A module. A Hailo-8 module is installed in the M.2 slot. An SJA1110 automotive switch delivers up to 9 Ethernet ports and TSN / IEEE 1588 support.
With a single 9-36v power input and measuring 200mm x 140mm, the board ships with Linux pre-installed.
A wide range of automotive-standard interfaces including Flexray, LIN and CANbus further strengthen the board’s automotive networking capability.
- 4xGbE RJ45
- 1x 100MbE RJ45
- 6x 100BASE-T1
- 1x 1000BASE-T1
- 2x USB 2.0
- MiniPCIe
- M.2 with 1x Hail0-8 installed
- SD Card
- AURORA connector
- ADC connector
- 2x FlexRay
- 8x LIN
- 18x CAN
Both the “basic” and AIP versions of the development kit are available as of Q2/25. Please contact us for pricing.
If you are interested in purchasing the development kit, please request a quotation, and ask about module pricing.
Simply click the “Get Quote” link to the right.
