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BeagleBone AI-64
Texas Instruments TDA4VM embedded SBC, 2022. This record documents the named model and its documented variants; confirm the PCB revision, submodel and firmware on the physical unit.
REVISION WARNING: Similar model names and PCB revisions may have different processors, connectors or firmware. Read the silkscreen and assembly code; use the support files for that exact board variant.
Specifications
| Catalog subcategory | Integrated and compact boards |
|---|---|
| Exact model / era | BeagleBone AI-64 — Texas Instruments TDA4VM embedded SBC, 2022 |
| CPU and socket / SoC | TI TDA4VM SoC with dual Cortex-A72 application cores, six Cortex-R5F cores, C7x DSP and vision accelerators |
| Chipset / platform | Texas Instruments TDA4VM automotive/edge AI SoC |
| Memory | 4 GB LPDDR4 on board; not DIMM-upgradeable |
| Slots and connectivity | 16 GB eMMC, microSD, Gigabit Ethernet, USB-C, USB 3.0, dual 22-pin CSI camera connectors, HDMI output and dual 46-pin expansion headers |
| Firmware | BeagleBoard.org Debian images and bootloader are board-specific; use AI-64 documentation, pinmux and recovery instructions. |
Compatibility and revision notes
AI-64 is not pin-compatible with BeagleBone Black despite header similarity; check voltage levels, pinmux and cape fit. Camera/accelerator support requires matching software stack.
Socket, connector shape and family branding alone do not establish compatibility. Verify the exact processor list, minimum BIOS, memory population table, power input, dimensions, and shared-lane behavior in the cited manual before installation.
Preservation and repair
Use ESD-safe handling at the high-density expansion and camera connectors; inspect USB-C and eMMC boot settings. Document boot media and cape pin usage before firmware recovery.
For archival preservation, photograph the PCB, labels, connectors and included accessories before cleaning. Record serial/date codes, firmware versions, known faults, prior repairs and test conditions; use ESD-safe handling and do not power a board with loose conductive hardware beneath it.
Sources & further reading
- BeagleBone AI-64 — product/manual referenceModel-specific platform, board layout and interface reference. Original page is gone; this is the Internet Archive’s copy.
- BeagleBone AI-64 — support and firmware resourcesSupport documentation; match the PCB revision, CPU support list and firmware release to the physical board.
Manufacturer/model documentation is the primary reference. Where vendor support is archived, match its revision notes to the board and do not cross-flash firmware from a similar product.