Boards/Backplanes
New Data Processing Board Offered By VadaTech Features High Performance and Low Latency
VadaTech now offers a new data processor that meets the MicroTCA.4 specification with a rear I/O interface. The board is ideal for several High Energy Physics applications such as cavity field stabilization and standing-wave linear accelerators, as well as other systems requiring high speeds DSPs and low latency.
First congatec Mini-ITX
congatec AG extends its successful board-level product range with the first industrial Mini-ITX motherboard. The new embedded motherboards will meet the same standards and quality as the established Computer-On-Modules from congatec. Additional services include 7+ years availability, global technical support, extended manuals, specifications and customized design services.
Design kit provides connection to the Internet of Things
A design and development kit that enables developers to securely connect their devices to the cloud from anywhere in the world with an internet connection is available exclusively from Mouser Electronics. The Ayla IoT Design Kit with a Murata Wireless Wi-Fi connectivity module. Developers can use these technologies to provide interactive control of industrial systems, lighting applications, HVAC, and more, all with minimal modifications to existi...
Application board offers extended temperature support
Advantech announces the release of its newest Mini-ITX application board—SOM-AB5810. Featuring pin to pin compatibility with COM Express Basic and Compact type 6 pin-out CPU modules, SOM-AB5810 supports both normal and wide-range temperature demands, as well as a choice of ATX power supply or DC-in 19V adapter. SOM-AB5810 is suited for use in harsh environments.
AdvancedTCA carrier board holds four AMCs
VadaTech has announced an AdvancedTCA (ATCA) carrier board that holds four Advanced Mezzanine Cards (AMCs). Designated the ATC133, this 10GbE Carrier features a 10G managed Layer 2 switch with a Xilinx Virtex-7 FPGA and a Crossbar Switch (CBS) which allows any combination of backplane ports to be routed to the FPGA.
Qseven module targets automotive applications
Powered by the Freescale i.MX6 processor, the FS700 Qseven module has been unveiled by DFI. The module provides excellent multimedia performance due to the combination of the ARM Cortex-A9 architecture with bleeding edge 3D and 2D graphics, as well as high-definition video.
COM uses 4th Gen Intel Core U-series SoC
A COM Express Compact module, designated the HU968, has been launched by DFI. Expanding upon the company's existing Intel Core product line, the U-Series platform has BGA 1168 packaging technology which features smart performance, high speed I/O, and low-power consumption at only 15W TDP. The module's mall form factor of 95mm x 95mm helps save space while providing better connectivity.
Display universal demo kit is based on Raspberry Pi
Display specialist distributor Ginsbury has introduced Kyocera's new Raspberry Pi based Universal Demo Kit (VIP Kit). Simple to use and easy to operate, the VIP Kit connects to a Raspberry Pi and processes the HDMI output, enabling images and graphics to be displayed on any of Kyocera's currently available TFT display panels.
Self-powered sensor kit dispenses with batteries, cables
A self-powered sensor kit that enables designers and enthusiasts to get up and running with home and building automation is available from element14. The EnOcean Sensor Kit requires no cables or batteries and can be used with the EnOcean Pi for a wide variety of applications including switching lights, controlling blinds as well as acquiring wireless sensor information like temperature and window/door status detection.
Raspberry Pi moves into professional embedded market
Raspberry Pi has moved up a notch and its latest product – the Raspberry Pi Compute Module – is now available from RS Components (RS). Explains Eben Upton of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, “The idea for the Compute Module came about from our observations of how a substantial number of industrial and commercial equipment designers were incorporating a Raspberry Pi into their end system."