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COM Express
ADLINK Technology Inc. (ADLINK)
COM Express, defined by the PCI Industrial Computer Manufactures Group (PICMG), is the most successful Computer-On-Module (COM) standard in the embedded market today. COM Express employs a mezzanine-based approach, whereby an off-the-shelve module with two 220-pin board-to-board connectors, plugs into a custom, application-specific carrier board.
Computer on Module
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COM Express Type 10
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The COM Express Type 10 Mini (84 x 55 mm, credit card size) module is intended for low power platforms (TDP 12W and below), capable of entry level processing with ultra-low power consumption, while supporting graphics and optimized I/O count for mobile applications. Type 10 modules are targeted at handheld devices (smart battery) for industrial, medical, transportation, and controllers for outdoor applications.
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COM Express Type 2
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The release of COM Express COM.0 Revision 2.0 brings Computer-on-Modules in line with current and future technology trends by providing for the latest graphics interfaces (DisplayPort/DVI/HDMI), PCI Express Gen 2, and USB 3.0. The newer Type 6 pinout is based on the popular Type 2 pinout, but with legacy functions replaced by Digital Display interfaces (DDI), additional PCI Express lanes, and reserved pins for future technologies.
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COM Express Type 6
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The release of COM Express COM.0 Revision 2.0 brings Computer-on-Modules in line with current and future technology trends by providing for the latest graphics interfaces (DisplayPort/DVI/HDMI), PCI Express Gen 2, and USB 3.0. The newer Type 6 pinout is based on the popular Type 2 pinout, but with legacy functions replaced by Digital Display interfaces (DDI), additional PCI Express lanes, and reserved pins for future technologies.
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COM Express Type 7
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One of the most fundamental innovations of the COM Express Type 7 pinout is the support of up to four 10GbE interfaces, essential for the next generation of edge node appliances. Type 7 modules are headless (no graphics), which is why they are also referred to as “Server Level COM Express”.
