COM Express Module supports Intel Celeron N3xxx processors.

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Allowing OEMs to upgrade products while using existing carrier board, MB-73450 has Type 6 pin-outs and supports dual- and quad-core SoC processors, including Intel® Celeron® and Pentium® N3000 series (4–10 W), as well as Intel Atom® quad-core x5-E8000 CPUs with turbo-boost frequencies from 2.0–2.56 GHz. Other features include up to 8 GB non-ECC dual-channel DDR3L, support for up to 3 independent displays (DDI, LVDS), multiple I/O options, and expansion interface supporting 5 PCIe X1 slots.



Original Press Release:



Compact-size COM Express Module with Intel® Celeron N3xxx Processors



NORTH ANDOVER, MA: WIN Enterprises, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of embedded controllers and network platforms for solution providers announces the MB-73450, a new COM Express module in compact size with Type 6 pin-outs. The module supports a variety of attractive dual- and quad-core SoC processors, including models from the low-power Intel® Celeron® and Pentium® N3000 product families (4W~10W), formerly codenamed Braswell. In addition the unit supports the cost-efficient Intel Atom quad-core x5-E8000 that features excellent turbo-boost characteristics to support compute-intense activities such as security key handling, etc. Turbo-boost frequencies range from 2.0GHz up to 2.56GHz across the various processor options for MB-73450.



FEATURES

• Supports Intel Celeron®  N3XXX processor family

• Up to 8GB non-ECC Dual channel DDR3L

• Two DDI channels, one LVDS, up to 3 independent displays

• GbE, 2x SATA 6 Gb/s, 4x USB 3.0 and 8x USB 2.0

• 5 PCIe x1 (Gen2)

• Supports TPM 1.2/2.0

• Wide range voltage input 8.5~20V

• Wide range operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C (optional)



As a COMe module, MB-73450 is intended as a swappable processing solution for OEMs wishing to upgrade their products while maintaining the use of an existing carrier board. The module offers the benefit of increased performance at low investment while extending the OEM's product life up to an additional 7 years, 



The module offers a maximum of up to 8GB DDR3L memory. Its expansion interface supports five PCIe X1 slots. In addition, it supports three independent displays and the Intel® HD Audio Interface. The MB-73450 comes as a response to the market's need for a low power IoT solution that leverages the compact size of Intel's most recent advances in Celeron, Pentium, and Atom design.



MB-73450 processor options featured robust turbo burst frequencies for IoT environments where processors must serve functions incremental to their primary application function, such as encryption/de-encryption, managing network traffic, and virus protection. MB-73450 supports Trusted Platform Module (TPM) for more secure communications.



WIN Enterprises can modify this unit to meet more specific requirements when ordered in OEM quantities.



About WIN Enterprises, Inc.

WIN Enterprises is a product development company that designs and manufactures customized x86-based embedded systems, networking platforms, controllers, and motherboards for the embedded computing market. Founded in 1991, WIN Enterprises has developed several reference designs for world-leading microprocessor companies, plus set-top boxes, rack-mount appliances, and other customized devices for solution developers. WIN Enterprises facilities in the United States and Taiwan enable cost-effective design, manufacturing, and fulfillment for corporations around the world. WIN Enterprises is an Affiliate Member of the Intel® IoT Solutions Alliance, a global ecosystem of 200+ member companies that provide the performance, connectivity, manageability, and security developers need to create smart, connected systems.



WIN is an ISO 9001 certified company.



Press contact

John Hill, Marketing Director

johnh@win-ent.com

978-688-2000 x14



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