CPU module "SMARC" [LEC-AL]

SMARC short-size module equipped with Intel Atom, Pentium, and Celeron processors.

SMARC is a definition for a diverse and compact-sized computer module targeting applications that require low power, low cost, and high performance. This module typically uses an ARM architecture SOC similar to those found in tablet computers and smartphones. Low-power SOCs and CPUs, such as X86 devices for tablets and other RISC CPUs, can also be utilized. The maximum power of the module is usually below 6W. The module is used as part of portable or stationary embedded systems. Additionally, core CPUs and associated boards, such as DRAM, boot flash, power sequencing, CPU power, GBE, and single-channel LVDS display transmitters, are connected to the module. The module is used with application-specific carrier boards, which include components like audio codecs, touch controllers, and wireless devices. By using a modular approach, it offers excellent expansion and upgrade capabilities, reduces time to market, and achieves low cost, low power, and small size.

Embedded Board Computers