The TRITON 320 is a complete computer, implemented on a board smaller than a credit card, and ready to be designed into your embedded system. TRITON 320 includes a Intel® / Marvell PXA320 processor, SDRAM and Flash memory. The integrated LCD-controller enables direct connection of a LCD screen, and the standard PCMCIA interface permits simple extension and integration into a target system.

The TRITON 320 is specifically targeted at embedded applications where size, high cpu-performance and low power consumption are critical factors.

Board highlights:

• World's smallest PXA320 system on module
• Lowest power solution, down to 2mW in sleep mode
• 1,8V ultra low power memories
• 16-bit A/A/D multiplexed external memory interface
• high efficiency programmable power supply
• Single 3.0V to 5.5V supply
• Most PXA320 interface signals are available on a standard DIMM200 socket
• Smaller than TRITON-270, width reduced from 31mm to 26mm

PXA320 (Monahans P)
The Intel® / Marvell PXA320  processor is designed to meet the growing demands of a new generation of leading-edge embedded products. Featuring advanced technologies that offer high performance, flexibility and robust functionality, the Intel / Marvell PXA320 processor is packaged specifically for the embedded market and is ideal for the low-power framework of battery-powered devices. The Intel PXA320 processor is the first Intel / Marvell XScale® technology-based processor to include Intel® Wireless MMX™ technology. This enables high-performance multimedia acceleration with an industry proven instruction set. Another innovative feature is the Intel® Quick Capture technology, which provides one of the industry's most flexible and powerful camera interfaces for capturing digital images and video. The new capabilities of Wireless Intel SpeedStep® Power Manager technology provide a quantum leap forward in low-power operation, while maintaining the highest levels of performance.

U-Boot Universal Bootloader
TRITON 320 is delivered with pre-installed U-Boot firmware. U-Boot supports several low-leveldebugging options and file download via serial XModem. These files can additionally be stored into the permanent flash-memory to be started by command or power-on.