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When energy is no longer the tradeoff, what will you create?

The Electron E1 is powered by our Fabric architecture, a spatial dataflow design that eliminates the bottlenecks of traditional step-by-step execution. Developers still get the familiar programming experience they expect—but with dramatically higher energy efficiency.

The E1 EVK is designed to make it as easy as possible to explore that potential. Whether you’re bringing up new firmware, running power characterization, or porting existing software, the EVK provides:

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When energy is no longer the tradeoff, what will you create?

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Electron E1 EVK jumper/switch map

Jumper/switch positions and configurations

Component Position Description
J1 1 Battery connector.
J2 2 External power connector.
J3 3 Parallel connection for SYS shunt resistor.
J4 4 Jumper connecting the 1V8 power supply to the E1 hardware and headers.
J5 5 Jumper connecting the 3V3 power supply to the E1 peripherals and headers.
J6 6 Jumper connecting the 5V0 power supply to the E1 peripherals and headers.
J7 7 Parallel connection for 1V8 shunt resistor.
J8 8 Jumper enabling power on LED.

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