Computer-on-Module: selecting the right form factor and processor
When it comes to Computer-on-Module (COM) solutions for embedded computing applications, selecting the right form factor and processor for the application can be a challenging task for design engineers. COM solutions provide a cost-effective computer building block: a COM is a development board featuring a computer processor, chipset, cooler, heat sink, memory, ECC memory, secure boot, and peripherals – all designed into a single module. By specifying COMs, designers negate the necessity of building their own CPU core design, with all the time and cost that activity consumes.
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