CPU Module has ETX formfactor and low-power design.
September 3, 2008 -
Along with use of EVA-X4300 SoC to balance optimal computing performance with 4 W power consumption, XSOM-4430 delivers compatibility and I/O capacity with 10/100 LAN, 4 USB 2.0 ports, VGA, TTL LCD, 2 COM ports, and IDE interface. It exhibits vibration resistance due to 64/128 Mb soldered memory and supports application-specific carrier boards. Fanless, low-thermal design is RoHS-compliant and offers PCI and ISA support.
Advantech, a leading global IPC and eAutomation service provider, expands its ETX CPU modules with a super low power SoC (System on Chip) solution-XSOM-4430. The new ETX CPU module uses Advantech's own super low power EVA-X4300 SoC to provide a perfect balance of computing performance with minimum power consumption of less than 5 watts. The SOM-4430 follows the ETX standard form factor but has better anti-vibration properties due to its onboard soldered memory. Application-specific carrier boards allow embedded integrators to focus on their own application features, saving up to 80% of overall design and development effort. The SOM-4430 is the lowest power consumption SoC solution on the market at an attractive price.
The SOM-4430's fanless low thermal design benefits from the EVA-X4300 architecture that delivers leading performance per watt in the industry - less than 5 watts! The EVA-X4300 SoC has CPU, North and South bridges "on-chip" for optimum performance and space efficiency. SOM-4430 offers great compatibility and I/O capacity with 4 x USB 2.0 ports, VGA, TTL LCD, 2 x COM ports and an IDE interface, and of course with full ETX compatibility, PCI and ISA are fully supported. SOM-4430 has 64/128 MB of memory soldered directly onto the board for better anti-vibration properties, making it ideal for harsh environments and applications such as factory automation, data collection and device control.
SOM-4430 provides full legacy ISA support making it an ideal replacement for customers looking for a super low power consumption ETX CPU module solution at an attractiveprice. All SOM-ETX boards are compliant with the European Unions RoHS directives for more environmental friendly manufacturing and recycling. SOM-4430 is a scalable solution that lowers design and development costs reducing overall total cost of ownership and increasing time to market delivery. The SOM-4430 low power ETX CPU module board is available now; please contact your local sales office for information.
Advantech SOM-4430 Main Features
o Super low power (4 watts)
o Better anti-vibration (64/128 MB memory soldered on board)
o Supports Advantech EVA-X4300 SoC on board
o Supports TTL LCD
o 10/100 LAN / 4 USB 2.0 / 2 COM
Advantech SOM Design-in Services
To help customers reduce the time and effort involved withdesigning new carrier boards, Advantech provides SOM Design-in Services that handle the complexities of technical design and greatly minimize the development risk associated with carrier boards. Advantech SOM Design-in Services include 5 major parts: SOM Product Services, Design Assistance Services, Thermal Solution Services, Embedded Software Services and Value-Added Services. Advantech offers a comprehensive range of SOM Design-in Service to help customers cut development times and reduce effort Company Information: Name: Advantech Automation Corp. Address: 1320 Kemper Meadow Dr., Suite 500 City: Cincinnati State: OH ZIP: 45240 Country: USA Phone: 877-294-8989 FAX: 513-742-0554 http://www.advantech.com/ia
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