Boards/Backplanes

Farnell is now selling the Raspberry Pi Build HAT, which enables Raspberry Pi computers to be integrated into the LEGO building system – offering greater flexibility and affordability in design projects.

Embedded computing and enclosure provider, Pixus Technologies, has introduced a 4U 19” rackmount chassis with a horizontal loading configuration.The chassis has a side-to-side airflow approach and supports 3U, 6U, or a mix of 3U and 6U OpenVPX boards. 

The KBox A-series from Kontron has been extended with the KBox A-150-WKL Box PC. With 8th Gen Intel Core U or Intel Celeron processors, the PC delivers high computing performance with low power consumption.

A new energy-saving SMARC module from Kontron is in stock at distributor Review Display Systems (RDS).

An SBC developed by iBase Technology is based on the AMD Ryzen processor and can support up to four 4K displays  

OKdo has added the DACBerry 400 audio input/output to the Raspberry Pi ecosystem. It has been developed in partnership with audio accessory provider OSA Electronics, specifically for the Raspberry Pi 400, and is available exclusively through OKdo.

Now being shipped from stock by Farrnell are the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect and Raspberry Pi Pico development boards.

Arduino PRO’s investment in the diversification of its Portenta range has continued with with the new Portenta H7 Lite board.

IBASE Technology has released the MI989 Mini-ITX motherboard with AMD Ryze Embedded V2000 Series processor that offers up to eight CPU cores and 16 threads, providing unprecedented speed and power efficiency for embedded applications in retail, healthcare, industrial automation, and smart cities. The AMD Ryzen Embedded V2000 family is built with 7nm process technology, achieving up to 30% better CPU performance and up to 40% faster graphics perfo...

The newly launched Application Board 3.0 provides a versatile development solution that makes it quick and easy for engineers to work with all Bosch Sensortec sensors on one common platform. The new board simplifies the evaluation and prototyping of sensors for a wide range of applications, particularly in Industry 4.0, IoT, Smart Home systems, and wrist- and head-mounted wearables.