Android TV Motherboard Design
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m developing a 32-inch and 43-inch commercial Android TV line and need a seasoned embedded hardware engineer who has already taken high-speed boards into production. My preference is to base the design on an Amlogic SoC, yet I’m willing to consider Realtek or MediaTek if you can justify the choice. The board must accept both LVDS and eDP so it can drive either panel size without revision.
Core functions I require include 2–3 HDMI inputs, USB, wired LAN, Wi-Fi, audio out and a straightforward IR interface, all powered from a single 12 V feed with on-board regulation to 5 V, 3.3 V and any rails the SoC demands. Whether you start from a reference design, a compute module or a clean-sheet schematic is up to you; the end goal is a reliable board ready for mass production and Android BSP integration.
Deliverables
• Complete schematic (including power tree)
• High-speed PCB layout, Gerbers and stack-up
• Clean, itemised BOM with supplier part numbers
• Any firmware pinmux or strap settings needed for boot
• Concise integration notes so my firmware team can bring up Android quickly
To help me choose the right partner, please link to relevant past work—especially TV main-boards, set-top boxes or similarly complex multimedia designs. A short note on why you favour a particular Amlogic part and any experience you have with its Android BSP will strengthen your proposal.
Core functions I require include 2–3 HDMI inputs, USB, wired LAN, Wi-Fi, audio out and a straightforward IR interface, all powered from a single 12 V feed with on-board regulation to 5 V, 3.3 V and any rails the SoC demands. Whether you start from a reference design, a compute module or a clean-sheet schematic is up to you; the end goal is a reliable board ready for mass production and Android BSP integration.
Deliverables
• Complete schematic (including power tree)
• High-speed PCB layout, Gerbers and stack-up
• Clean, itemised BOM with supplier part numbers
• Any firmware pinmux or strap settings needed for boot
• Concise integration notes so my firmware team can bring up Android quickly
To help me choose the right partner, please link to relevant past work—especially TV main-boards, set-top boxes or similarly complex multimedia designs. A short note on why you favour a particular Amlogic part and any experience you have with its Android BSP will strengthen your proposal.