Boards/Backplanes
Advanced embedded system board with Intel processor
Innovator for Industrial PC (IPC) and embedded computing solutions, and an associate member of the Intel Internet of Things (IoT) Solutions Alliance, Portwell has announced the launch of WUX-3350, a small form factor (SFF) embedded system board featuring the Intel Celeron and Pentium processor series, formerly codenamed Apollo Lake.
Bluetooth 4.2 evaluation platform simplifies development
A new USB-based Bluetooth development platform has been announced by Toshiba Electronics Europe, based around its advanced TC35678 BT 4.2 single-chip Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) controller. The BMSKUSBBT1760A(P) USB board reduces development time and cost as it provides all that is needed to develop advanced Bluetooth LE applications in a single, easy-to-use platform.
eCOUNT embedded connects displays and control panels to the cloud
The CRTtoLCD-91 from eCOUNT embedded is a new flatpanel controller for the development of customer-specific monitors, displays and control panels that supports flat screens with up to 4K UHD resolution. According to the company, as the first industry solution of this kind, it also offers cloud connectivity plus an integrated RFID reader.
IIoT whitepaper will be available at embedded world
A not-for-profit 501(c) consortium of companies and organisations that collaboratively develop open specifications, PICMGR, will have a booth at embedded world to display seven embedded computer architecture types with product examples from 23 companies.
Evaluation board extends battery lifetime in IoT applications
Thanks to the new evaluation board from RECOM, engineers can effortlessly test the functionality of the R-78S switching regulator, which boosts a AA battery or external supply voltage to 3.3V for low power IoT applications. The evaluation board is equipped with several jumper headers measuring input and output current and voltage - allowing typical battery lifetime calculations in both active and standby mode.
Compact SoC module compatible with range of plug-in cards
At Embedded World 2018 in Nuremberg, Enclustra will present the Mercury+ XU1. Visitors to booth 3-210 will discover the company's fastest SoC module based on the Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC. It accommodates six ARM cores, a Mali 400MP2 GPU, up to 4GB of fast DDR4 ECC SDRAM, numerous standard interfaces, 294 user I/Os and up to 747,000 LUT4 equivalents – all on an area smaller than a credit card.
Flexible FMC allows for general-purpose I/O expansion
Manufacturer of integrated systems, embedded boards, enabling software and application-ready platforms, VadaTech, has announced the FMC155. The FMC155 is an FPGA Mezzanine Card (FMC) per VITA 57.1 standard, offering a small footprint and allowing for general-purpose I/O expansion.
Adapter board accelerates Raspberry Pi-based designs
The DesignSpark Raspberry Pi Pmod(TM) (Peripheral Module) HAT adapter board has been launched by RS Components. Manufactured by Digilent, the Pmod HAT adapter enables users of the highly popular credit-card-sized computer to rapidly develop electronic design prototypes. The Pmod adapter breaks new ground for RS: it is the first DesignSpark-branded product released in conjunction with one of its suppliers.
Budget motherboard suitable for casual users
Offering what the company claims to be a well-balanced set of features without the premium price point, BIOSTAR has introduced the B250MDC motherboard. The BIOSTAR B250MDC motherboard is a suitable solution for an entry-level desktop computer for daily multitasking use, office application and home entertainment. The B250MDC features a compact micro-ATX form factor that fits in most budget cases. The B250MDC also uses the Intel B250...
Cross bar switch supports rear-to-rear and front-to-front routing
Manufacturer of integrated systems, embedded boards, enabling software and application-ready platforms, VadaTech, has announced the AMC241. The AMC241 is a 36x36 Cross Bar Switch (CBS) in the AMC form factor which allows any of the 20 lanes from the backplane to be routed to the front.