ADLINK's ETX-BT module. The modular computer (COM) board is designed around Intel Atom System-on-Chip (SoC) and includes standard functions required by almost all applications, such as graphics, Ethernet, audio, IDE, floppy disk, keyboard / mouse, parallel, Serial and USB ports, as well as PCI and ISA system buses.
These modules use the ETX size and provide a highly integrated PC in a small size of 114mm x 95mm. One SO-DIMM slot can hold up to 4GB of system memory. Interface options include two PATA slots, two SATA slots, dual-channel 24-bit LVDS and VGA, four USB 2.0 and 10 / 100Mbps LANs, which can be accessed through thousands of Megabit Ethernet access onboard connector. This module also has a built-in Intelligent Embedded Management Agent (SEMA) cloud function that can be used to access voltage / current monitoring, power sequence debugging support, AT / ATX mode control, logistics and forensics information.
ETX-BT modules support legacy I / O of previous ETX modules, making it easy for designers to upgrade systems with plug-and-play alternatives. The company says these modules are widely used in industrial, automotive and medical applications and are ready for Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
