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The TE0820-05-4DI21MA is a System-on-Module manufactured by Trenz Electronic, designed for high-performance embedded applications. It integrates an AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC, specifically the XCZU5EV-1SFVC784I processor, paired with 2 GByte of DDR4 SDRAM. The module features a compact form factor measuring 50 mm x 40 mm and supports a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C. Connectivity options include DisplayPort, GMII, PCIe, SATA 3.1, and USB 3.0 interfaces.
Verify component availability as this specific model may be subject to discontinuation or limited supply status. Confirm that the required interface configurations match your carrier board design. Ensure compliance with RoHS directives if applicable to your region. Check for any recent Product Change Notifications (PCNs) that might affect pinout or electrical characteristics before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this module when a balance of processing power and I/O density is required in a small footprint. The ZU5EV variant offers sufficient resources for moderate complexity FPGA designs alongside Linux-based application processing. Consider thermal management solutions due to the dense integration within the 4x5 cm area. Validate that the 2GB memory capacity meets the requirements for your specific operating system and application stack.
This module belongs to the TE0820 family of SOMs from Trenz Electronic, which are based on Xilinx/AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoCs. These modules are designed to accelerate development cycles by providing a pre-validated hardware platform. They serve as core computing elements for various OEMs looking to integrate SoC capabilities without designing complex PCB layouts from scratch.
Direct replacements should be sought within the same TE0820 family or other Trenz Electronic SOMs using similar Zynq UltraScale+ processors. Verify mechanical compatibility and pin-to-pin equivalence if swapping between different variants in the series. Consult official documentation for any functional differences in memory configuration or interface availability.