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Module Platform Solution Guide Module Platform Solution Guide Ver.218M Module Platform Solution Guide Module Platform Solution Guide Ver.218M Ver.218M Table of Contents COMPUTER OF MODULE PAGE 1 Table of Contents 5 Intellegence 2 About Portwell 6 Technology 3-4 Module 9-10 PCOM Solution Guide PAGE 7-8 PCOM/Interface 11-12 PCOM-BA00 33-34 PCOM-C605 Intel® Atom™ E3800 series SoC based on Type 10 PCOM-C605 is Mini-ITX Form Factor Evaluation Mini COM Express® module with DDR3L SDRAM, Carrier Board COMExpress Revision 2.0 Type VI NANDrive, DDI support, and USB3.0 Module 13-14 PCOM-BA01 Intel® Atom™ E3900 series SoC based on Type 10 35-36 PCOM-C700G Mini COM Express® Rev3.0 module with DDR3L ATX Form Factor Evaluation Carrier Board for SDRAM,eMMC, DDI support, and USB3.0 Type 7 COM Express® Rev3.0 module with 4x 10GbE Support 15-16 PCOM-B632VG Intel® Atom™ E3800 series SoC based on Type 6 ® COM Express module with DDR3L SO-DIMM 37-38 PQ7-M106 sockets,VGA, eDP, DDI, GbE, and SATA 3 Gb/s Qseven Module Based on Intel® Atom™ Processor E3800 Series with DDR3L SDRAM up 17-18 PCOM-B634VG to 8GB, LVDS/eDP and eMMC Intel® Pentium® / Xeon® D-1500 series Processor based on Type 6 COM Express® 2.0 module with DDR4 ECC/Non-ECC 3x SO-DIMM sockets, VGA, 39-40 PQ7-M108 ® DDI, PCIex 16, 10GbE, USB 3.0, and SATA 6 Gb/s Qseven module by Qseven 2.1 based on Intel Atom™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors (“Apollo 19-20 PCOM-B637VG Lake”) with LPDDR4 SDRAM up to 8GB, 24bit Intel® 6th Generation Core™ Skylake / Kabylake-S LVDS, DP/HDMI processors based on Type VI Compact-COM Express 2.0 module with DDR4 SDRAM on Two 41-42 PEM-E203VLA SO-DIMM slots, VGA, eDP, DP, Gigabit Ethernet, Intel® ATOM® E3800 series processor based on PCIE, SATA and USB form factormodule ETX® 3.0 specification with 21-22 PCOM-B638VG DDR3 optional ECC/Non-ECC Memory down, VGA, LVDS, Gigabit Ethernet, IDE,PCI, ISA, Intel® Kabylake-U/Skylake-U Core™ i7/i5/i3 Parallel Port, SATA and USB processor based on Type VI Compact-COM Express 2.0 module with DDR4 SDRAM on SO- 43-44 PEM-E205VLA DIMM slots, VGA, LVDS, Display-port, Gigabit Vortex DX3 processor based on ETX 3.02 module Ethernet, PCIE, SATA, USB, and OTG with DDR3 Memory down, VGA, LVDS, PCI, ISA, 23-24 PCOM-B639VG IDE and USB Intel® Core™ Kabylake-H/Skylake-H Processor based on Type VI COM Express module with PSMC-M1011 DDR4 SDRAM, VGA, LVDS, Gigabit Ethernet, 45-46 SMARC module by SMARC 2.0 based on Intel® SATA 3.0 and USB Atom™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors (“Apollo 25-26 PCOM-B641VG Lake”) with LPDDR4 SDRAM up to 8GB, 24bit Intel® Atom™ E3900 series SoC based on Type 6 LVDS, DP, HDMI COM Express® Rev3.0 module with DDR3L 2x SO-DIMM sockets, VGA, eDP/LVDS, DDI, GbE, 47 Signal integrity is tested and assured and SATA 6 Gb/s 48 Power & energy use confirmed stable and efficient 27-28 PCOM-B700G 49 Our modules are resistant to rapidly changing Intel® Pentium® / Xeon® D-1500 series Processor electrical currents based on Type 7 COM Express® Rev3.0 module with DDR4 ECC/Non-ECC 3x SO-DIMM sockets, 50 Our modules are compliant with EMS standards 1x PCIe 3.0 x16, 1x PCIe 3.0 x4, and 8x PCIe 2.0 x1, TPM 2.0, and 2x KRx1, TPM 2.0, and 2x KR 51 A farm of chambers for module testing 52 Bringing thermal validation expertise 29-30 PCOM-B701G to module development ® Intel C3000 series Processor based on Type 53 Silence is a signature of our modules 7 COM Express® Rev3.0 module with DDR4 ECC/Non-ECC 3x SO-DIMM sockets, 20x PCIe 54 The noise emission meet ISO Standards Lanes, 4x KR/KX, GbE, NC-SI, TPM 2.0, and 55 Breaking the module to be stronger SATA 6 Gb/s 56 Super-aging our modules to unveil weaknesses 31-32 PCOM-C640 57 Undergo shipping simulation to ensure PCOM-C640 is NANO-ITX carrier board with triple intact transportation display, Gigabit Ethernet, Audio, USB 3.0, SATA. It’s a powerful carrier which is suitable for system 58 Portwell superior service 01 About Portwell Portwell, Inc. was founded in 1993 and entered the Industrial PC Solutions Alliance provide scalable, interoperable solutions that market in 1995 by developing single-board computers. Today, our accelerate deployment of intelligent devices and end-to-end continuous development of leading-edge products has resulted analytics. Portwell, Inc. is also a member of the selected group in strong growth in market shares and revenue, a firm place of Intel® Applied Computing Platform Providers (IACPP), as well on the Taipei stock exchange (TAISDAQ), and has established as Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture (ATCA) and an Portwell as a major worldwide supplier of specialty computing executive member of PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturing application platforms and services. Portwell, Inc. is a Premier group (PICMG). member of the Intel® Internet of Things Solutions Alliance. From modular components to market-ready systems, Intel and the 250+ global member companies of the Intel® Internet of Things Portwell Engine (PE) Building 47 Signal integrity is tested and assured 48 Power & energy use confirmed stable and efficient Portwell, Inc. has worldwide operations in the U.S.A., Taiwan, communication, and network security markets. Encouraged by 49 Our modules are resistant to rapidly changing Japan, China, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Germany, Latin our flexible business support, manufacturing excellence, and electrical currents America and India. Whether you are working on a computer board compliance with high quality and environmental standards such 50 Our modules are compliant with EMS standards or turnkey system, Portwell is the perfect partner to help you deliver as ISO 9001/14000/13485, OHSAS and RoHS, customers have 51 A farm of chambers for module testing your products to the market on time as well as maintain longevity of taken advantage of our dedicated and sophisticated engineering 52 Bringing thermal validation expertise product. With 20 years experience in the design and manufacturing resource to satisfy their requirements for the design, manufacturing to module development of specialty computer boards and systems, Portwell not only and logistics of application-specific computer boards, customized 53 Silence is a signature of our modules provides a one-stop resource for off-the-shelf products, but also computer chassis, and specific computer system configurations. 54 The noise emission meet ISO Standards supplies custom-built solutions and a global logistics services to suit Whether you are working on a Medical Single Board Computer or 55 Breaking the module to be stronger your needs. Internet Security Appliance, Portwell is, again, the perfect partner to help you deliver your products to the market on time and stay one 56 Super-aging our modules to unveil weaknesses Portwell OEM and ODM solutions satisfy your needs in retail step ahead of the competition. 57 Undergo shipping simulation to ensure automation, medical equipment, industrial automation, infotainment, intact transportation 58 Portwell superior service RoHS 02 Focus on your core competencies Design for Extreme Reliability Time To Market Baseboard ─ SAFE, RELIABLE, Module ─ Solutions That Grow SECURE With You Portwell designs competence for your market! As a The CPU module delivers the core functionality while worldwide technology leader in the embedded industry all of the application-specific features are designed into and also a leading outsourcing partner for OEMs in the baseboard creating a semi-custom embedded PC different markets, Portwell's boards can give you the most solution. dependable, powerful and economic basis to meet your How to enable faster time-to-market and cost-effective carrier board design. You may take a big step forward into customization alternatives? COM (Computer-On-Module) a successful future with our proactive project management is the answer. and ISO 9001:2000 certificate. Portwell provides one- COMs are not only highly integrated component SBCs stop shopping so that you can get to the markets faster that support system expansion and application-specific with complete assemblies including housings and keep customizations but also improving form, fit and function, your products available for many years with life cycle minimizing current and future design risks. As well as management. providing lower product lifecycle costs through module scalability and interchangeability. Module 03 Computer-On-Module Various off-the-shelf core module with additional functionality that is required for specific applications 50 mm 55 mm 70 mm 95 mm 125 mm ® ® SMARC (Short) (82mm x 50mm) Mini Basic ® ® xpress COM-Express Mini xpress Qseven SMARC (84mm x 55mm) Compact M-E Q7 M-E xpress (70mm x 70mm) CO CO COM-Express® Basic 70 mm M-E (125mm x 95mm) 82 mm CO COM-Express® Compact 84 mm (95mm x 95mm) 95 mm COM-Express® ─ SMARC─ COM Express® defines standardized form factors and pin- The SMARC ("Smart Mobility ARChitecture") is a outs for Computer-on-Modules. The standard includes versatile small form factor computer Module definition the mini form factor (84 x 55mm), the compact form factor targeting applications that require low power, low (95 x 95mm) and the basic form factor (125 x 95mm). costs, and high performance. Module sizes are To serve industry requirements, the Digital Display defined: 82mm x 50mm and 82mm x 80mm with 314 Interfaces (DisplayPort, HDMI) and super-fast USB 3.0 edge fingers that mate with a low profile 314 pin 0.5mm were recently added to the pin-out definitions for COM pitch right angle connector. Express® modules. Qseven® ─ This standard platform has been developed with performance and flexibility in mind, allowing various processor configurations to maximize passive cooling technology.
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