ETX & COM Express Computer-on-Module Products
Diamond's rugged, wide-temperature ETX and COM Express Computer-on-Module (COM) families provide a series of compact, plug-compatible, embedded computing cores for powering a wide variety of custom embedded applications. The modules are intended to be plugged into application-specific baseboards to create a customized embedded computing subsystem--an approach that minimizes product development investments and risks, and shortens time-to-revenue. Each Diamond COM integrates a complete set of PC-compatible functionality, including a high-performance processor, soldered-on or SO-DIMM RAM, and an extensive set of system controllers and peripheral interfaces. CPU options range from the low-power Intel Atom to the high-performance Intel Core 2 Duo, enabling an optimal match to the application's performance, power, and cost requirements.
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| High performance, low power, wide temperature computer-on-modules compliant with COM Express specifications |
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| Low power to high performance ETX Computer-on-Modules |
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COM Baseboards |
Diamond's product line also includes the following rugged, wide-temperature computer-on-module baseboards:
- Magellan: a COM Express form-factor COM Express baseboard with triple-play expansion (PCI-104, SUMIT, FeaturePak)
- Pluto: an ETX form-factor ETX baseboard with stackable PC/104-Plus expansion
- Neptune: an EPIC form-factor ETX baseboard with stackable PC/104-Plus expansion and integrated data acquisition
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Other Processor Module Products |
Diamond's product line also includes following Processor Module families:
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Featured Product |
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Magellan Baseboard -- This rugged, wide-temperature, COM Express form-factor baseboard provides connectors and interfaces for all system I/O. In addition to supporting the functions provided by the COM Express module, Magellan adds a second gigabit Ethernet port, four serial ports, a USB flashdisk option, stackable PCI-104 or SUMIT-ISM expansion, and a FeaturePak socket.
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