The Eagle-35 board is a stand-alone platform that provides a
general-purpose prototyping environment for the Analog
Devices ADSP-BF535 BLACKfin™ Digital Signal Processor. The
Eagle-35 provides a unique solution to a typical problem
faced by DSP developers - the lack of access to a development
platform with the correct I/O - by providing four
standard PCI slots, allowing the use of any of the thousands
of off the shelf peripheral cards. This allows system and
software developers to emulate their final system without
needing to wait for custom hardware designs.

Conforming to the mini-ATX motherboard form factor, it can
be used as a PCI platform in a low-cost PC chassis, or with
support feet for table-top operation. Boot flash, data flash,
and Ethernet provide a rich environment for testing
standalone operation and remote update capabilities.
The BLACKfin DSP provides a rich hardware and software
environment for application development across a wide
range of products.

• Analog Devices ADSP-BF535 BLACKfin™ 300MHz, 600
  MMAC Digital Signal Processor
• High Clock rates at 1.5V
• Dynamic Power management to minimize power consumption
• "Glue-less" on-chip integrated system peripherals (USB Device, PCI,
  serial port/UARTs, SPI, and timers)
• Orthogonal RISC instruction set optimized for speeding programming/
  debug in High Level languages (C/C++) and to provide for intrinsic support
  of wireless and video applications.
  Flexible booting capability
• Boots from socketed serial EEPROM or programmable boot block flash
  Supports large (up to 128M x8) NAND data flash. Comes
  with 16MB
• Architecture suitable for file memory (requires OS or 3rd party drivers)
• Fast write/erase capabilities
• Non-volatile memory
  One SDRAM DIMM socket provided (32-bit interface)
• To load and store programs
  Four PCI slots
• Quickly evaluate peripherals using off-the-shelf hardware
• With board housed in mini-ATX case, allows OEMs to customize self
  contained systems using standard PCI cards
• Arbitration and interrupt balancing for efficient use of multiple slots
  USB-based VisualDSP interface and JTAG debug interface
• USB for non-intrusive interface to ADI VisualDSP++ Tools (exact capabilities
  subject to change based on ADI debugger)
• JTAG emulator interface available for complete control of DSP
  AC-'97 audio codec with mic-in, line-in, headphone-out and
  line-out jacks
• Multiple input/output types convenient to the user
• Second DSP serial port available for connection to other A/D or D/A
  devices device • Allows external communication via TCP/IP (requires 3rd party TCP/IP
  software stack and driver)
• Two RS-232 channels (UART0 and UART1)
• Connect to low cost serial port style accessory devices for evaluation
• UART0 can support IrDA interface (not supplied) 10/100 Intel 82559 based Ethernet MAC
• USB device connection
• Provides a connection for making BLACKfin based USB device peripherals
  such as printers, scanners, and cameras without an external USB
  chip.
• Push buttons and LEDs (8 for inputs and 8 for outputs)
• Allows board to be emulate more complex control panels without needing
  external hardware (note some lines are shared with on board peripherals)
  100 mil pitch header locations
• Brings out 16-bit asynchronous memory bus and miscellaneous I/O signals
  for use on custom daughter-cards SPORT connector
• Connector for access to DSP SPORT1 (Synchronous Serial Port)