COM-Express module for low-power factory automation and transportation applications introduced by Advantech
Oct. 24, 2011
MILPITAS, Calif., 24 Oct. 2011. Advantech Co. Ltd. in Milpitas, Calif., is introducing the SOM-7564 COM-Express Ultra embedded computing module for factory automation, transportation, and point-of-sale applications that require ultra-low power consumption. The module is powered by the Intel Atom processor E6xx microprocessor, and uses the open PCI-Express standard that enables connection to third party chips. The module is R2.0 type 10 compliant for ultra-low power consumption. SOM-7564 is designed with only the CPU on module, which enables users to pick a I/O hub for their requirements.
MILPITAS, Calif., 24 Oct. 2011. Advantech Co. Ltd. in Milpitas, Calif., is introducing the SOM-7564 COM-Express Ultra embedded computing module for factory automation, transportation, and point-of-sale applications that require ultra-low power consumption. The small-form-factor module is powered by the Intel Atom processor E6xx microprocessor, and uses the open PCI-Express standard that enables connection to third party chips. The module is R2.0 type 10 compliant for ultra-low power consumption.SOM-7564 is designed with only the CPU on module, which enables users to pick a I/O hub for their requirements. For customers looking for the Intel EG20T, Advantech designed the SOM-AB5500 application board with this I/O hub connected to the CPU on SOM-7564 through a PCI Express x1 interface. SOM-AB5500 is a 3.5-inch carrier board with a smart battery manager.Advantech iManager provides a suite of programmable APIs such as multi-level watchdog, hardware monitor, and smart fan. The iManager ensures functions operate even if the operating system fails.
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