Kontron has introduced its new COMe-m4AL10 (E2) module. The COM Express module is available with either Intel Atom, Intel Pentium or Intel Celeron processors of the latest 5th generation. With dimensions of only 84 mm x 55 mm, it is well suited for space-limited applications. The E2 version is designed for use in the industrial temperature range from -40°C to +85°C. Thanks to its large number of interfaces, significantly improved computing power and excellent performance-per-watt ratio, the COMe-m4AL10 (E2) is suited for use in industrial IoT and Industry 4.0 applications.
Medical imaging, autonomous vehicles, surveillance and security devices benefit as well from the powerful, yet extremely small modules. Thanks to the industrial-grade-by-design versions—specified for industrial temperature operation—and the long-term availability, the new COMe-m4AL10 (E2) meets the special requirements of applications in transportation as well as defense markets.
The COMe-m4AL10 (E2) will be available in five different processor versions, as DualCore or QuadCore processors. The COMe-m4AL10 (E2) supports up to 16 GB LPDDR4 memory down and two independent displays: 1x DP++ (DP/HDMI/DVI) 4096×2160 at 60 Hz and 1x Single Channel LVDS with DPtoLVDS (eDP on request) 3840×2160 at 30 Hz. The module comes with storage options for two SATA II 300 Mbps interfaces and on request with additional eMMC memory (up to 128 GB MLC). In addition to having two serial ports, it provides two superfast USB 3.0 interfaces, up to eight USB 2.0, Gigabit Ethernet, as well as four PCI-Express Gen2 lanes for customer specific expansions.
As an optional feature the new Kontron COMe-m4AL10 (E2) supports the Kontron APPROTECT security solution based on Wibu-Systems CodeMeter. Kontron APPROTECT Licensing also enables new business models such as “pay-per-use” and time-based trial versions. Kontron offers BSPs (Board Support Packages) for the following operating systems: Windows 10, Enterprise, Windows 10 IoT, Linux and VxWorks 7.
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