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Multi-Core Crossover MCUs Delivering AI, Graphics, and Ultra-Low Power at the Edge
The i.MX RT700 family from NXP is designed to power next-generation smart, AI-enabled edge devices that demand high performance alongside ultra-low power operation. Targeting applications such as wearables, consumer medical devices, smart home systems, and advanced human-machine interfaces (HMI), the i.MX RT700 integrates multiple processing domains to balance compute-intensive workloads with always-on sensing.
At the core of the platform is a high-performance Compute Subsystem featuring an Arm® Cortex®-M33 running up to 325 MHz, paired with a Cadence® Tensilica® HiFi 4 DSP for advanced digital signal and audio processing. Complementing this is an ultra-low power Sense Subsystem with a second Arm Cortex-M33 and a HiFi 1 DSP, enabling continuous sensor monitoring without the need for an external sensor hub. This architecture helps reduce system complexity, footprint, and overall BOM cost.
To support edge AI workloads, the i.MX RT700 integrates NXP’s eIQ® Neutron neural processing unit (NPU), delivering up to 172x acceleration for machine learning inference. With up to 7.5 MB of on-chip SRAM and support for low-voltage 1.2 V xSPI interfaces, the platform enables high bandwidth external memory access while minimizing power consumption.
Advanced graphics capabilities are built in, including a 2.5D GPU with vector graphics acceleration, frame buffer compression, and support for rich display interfaces. Comprehensive peripheral integration, robust security via EdgeLock® Secure Enclave, and broad software support through the MCUXpresso ecosystem make the i.MX RT700 a scalable and developer-friendly solution for intelligent edge designs.
Core Platform
i.MX RT700 Crossover MCU Block Diagram
i.MX RT700 Datasheet
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i.MX RT700 EVK
The MIMXRT700-EVK evaluation board provides a flexible platform for evaluating and prototyping with i.MX RT700 crossover microcontrollers. It supports rapid development using the MCUXpresso toolchain and includes expansion options such as Arduino UNO, M.2, PMod®, microphone, and display connectors. Off-the-shelf LCD panel support enables fast development of wearable and HMI designs. The board also integrates a high-speed USB debug probe with firmware update capability and supports CMSIS-DSP and SEGGER J-Link LITE debugging.