SMARC Computer on Modules


SMARC is the first COM standard to be built specifically for modern ARM – Cortex on chips ( SoCs ), aiming to efficiently pass along ARM benefits such as low power consumption to COTS designs.


The new standard for ultra low – power COMs was developed specifically for new modules with ARM and SoC processors and is characterised by the extremely flat build of its form factor.


It uses a 314 pin connector that has a construction height of just 4.3 millimeters ( the MXM 3.0 ) with an optimised ARM/SoC pin – out definition. This connection method allows robust and cost effective designs that have an extremely thin construction height.


There are 4 modules available


SMARC -FIMX7  


SMARC – FIMX6


 


SMARC -T335X  


SMARC – T4378


 


SMARC – T4378 Manhattan Skyline Ltd.


Unit 5, Bracknell business Centre, Downmill Road, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1QS, UK


www.mansky.co.uk Tel: 01344 307733


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 Latest processor generations of Intel®, AMD or NXP


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 Prepared as well for High Performance Computing and Embedded Cloud Application


 Wide range of form factors provide scalable options to meet your needs


 Long product lifecycle (10 years+) ensures investment protection


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