MT6983 EVB development platform is powered by the next generation MT6983 processor by Mediatek Inc. Its modular flexibility combined with rich feature, empowers engineers and developers looking to access next generation performance, feature, and power efficiency.
MT68983 uses the latest Armv9 architecture processors to deliver unparalleled performance. Its octa-core CPU includes an Arm Cortex-X2 that bursts to epic 3.05GHz, while large, layered caches in the chip.
The latest LPDDR5X memory makes data immediately available, eliminating the wait to give immediate responsiveness in any app, whatever you’re doing, while also improving overall power efficiency even further.
Device makers can offer crisp, high resolution FullHD+ displays with ultra 120Hz displays that provide a supremely smooth user experience. (The modem module has been removed).
The EVB includes the following parts:
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Board type
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Must/Option
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MT6983 main board
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Must
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SIM/Keypad
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Option
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LCM DTB
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Option
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Debug board
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Option
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Audio board
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Option
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Product Parameters:
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Item
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Parameters
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CPU
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MT6983 64-bit 8-core (4nm):
1x Arm Cortex-X2 at 3.05GHz
3x Arm Cortex-A710 up to 2.85GHz
4x Arm Cortex-A510 up to 1.8GHz
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Connectivity
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External MT6635/MT6637：
Integrated Wi-Fi 6E (a/b/g/n/ac/ax),
GPS/Glonass/Beidou/Galileo/QZSS / NavIC
BT5.3
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Multimedia system
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Display: FHD+ @ 180Hz / WQHD+ @ 144Hz
MIPI DSI interface (8 data lanes)
Graphics: Arm Mali-G710 MC10
Video Encoding: H.264, HEVC
Video Playback: H.264, HEVC, VP-9, AV1
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Memory
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Memory Type: LPDDR5x up to 24 GB (4 channels with 16-bit data bus width)
Max Memory Frequency: up to 7500Mbps
Storage Type: UFS 3.1
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AI
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MediaTek 5th generation APU: APU 590 (multi-core)
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DC
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Adapter 5V/6A
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OS
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Android 12
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We can do the following with the EVB:
• MT6983 8-core 1x Arm® Matterhorn (ELP) cores, 3x Arm® Matterhorn cores, 4x Arm® Klein cores+ Android 12 System.
• LCD IC module tuning & verifications, TP function tuning & test.
• MT6637(WiFi&BT&GPS&FM) 4 in 1 SOC for tuning.
