Computer-On-Module
ETX® - ADLINK Technology Inc. (ADLINK)
ETX is one of the earliest successful computer-on-module form factors. Today it is still widely used in applications such as industrial automation, transportation and medium and low level medical appliances. While high-end Intel® Core™ applications have mostly migrated to COM Express, ETX is still very much alive in the lower power segment, mostly notably using Intel Atom® SoCs.
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ETX Module with Intel Atom® Processor E3800 Series SoC (formerly codename: Bay Trail)
ETX-BT
The ETX-BT is based on the latest Intel Atom® processor E3800 SoC series, adopting the latest 22nm process technology with 3-D Tri-Gate transistors featuring significant improvements in computational performance and energy efficiency. The E3800 SOC series integrates processor and GPU cores and all I/O on a single chip. Processor performance is scalable from a single-core Intel Atom® processor E3815 at 1.4GHz to a quad-core Intel Atom® processor E3845 at 1.9GHz. Two quad-core Intel® Celeron® processors, based on the same microarchitecture, are also available.
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Carrier Board Design and Software Verification Computer-on-Module Starter Kit
Starter Kit - ETX
*ETX module of choice*CPU, Memory of choice*Thermal Solution (heatspreader, and heatsink) of choice*Reference Carrier Board*Schematics, Design Guide, and User ManualsADLINK USB Stick with Documentation, Software,
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ETX® Reference Carrier Board in ATX Form Factor
ETX-Proto
The ETX-Proto is an ETX Reference Carrier Board in standard ATX form factor. Together with the ETX module of your choice and off-the-shelf add-on cards, you can quickly emulate the functionality of your desired end product for software development and hardware verification. The ETX concept has a great many advantages over full custom designs. It reduces engineering complexity, lowers the threshold for total project quantity and last but not least brings your product to the market in no time.
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ETX Module with Intel Atom® Processor E3800 Series SoC (formerly codename: Bay Trail)
ETX-BT
The ETX-BT is based on the latest Intel Atom® processor E3800 SoC series, adopting the latest 22nm process technology with 3-D Tri-Gate transistors featuring significant improvements in computational performance and energy efficiency. The E3800 SOC series integrates processor and GPU cores and all I/O on a single chip. Processor performance is scalable from a single-core Intel Atom® processor E3815 at 1.4GHz to a quad-core Intel Atom® processor E3845 at 1.9GHz. Two quad-core Intel® Celeron® processors, based on the same microarchitecture, are also available.
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Carrier Board Design and Software Verification Computer-on-Module Starter Kit
Starter Kit - ETX
*ETX module of choice*CPU, Memory of choice*Thermal Solution (heatspreader, and heatsink) of choice*Reference Carrier Board*Schematics, Design Guide, and User ManualsADLINK USB Stick with Documentation, Software,
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ETX® Reference Carrier Board in ATX Form Factor
ETX-Proto
The ETX-Proto is an ETX Reference Carrier Board in standard ATX form factor. Together with the ETX module of your choice and off-the-shelf add-on cards, you can quickly emulate the functionality of your desired end product for software development and hardware verification. The ETX concept has a great many advantages over full custom designs. It reduces engineering complexity, lowers the threshold for total project quantity and last but not least brings your product to the market in no time.
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Computer-On Modules
Computing technology is advancing at an incredible pace, pressuring equipment manufacturers to find ways keep up in order to stay competitive. For companies developing both high-end and entry-level products, this challenge is even greater due to the need to incorporate a wider range of technology. Manufacturers who need to satisfy a wide range of product requirements in a way that minimizes development effort and time-to-market should consider adopting a Computer-on-Module (COM) strategy.
