Qseven module by Qseven 2.1 based on Intel? Atom? / Pentium? / Celeron processors (Apollo Lake) with LPDDR4 SDRAM up to 8GB, 24bit LVDS, DP/HDMI
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The name?Q7?is derived from “quadratic,” as noted by the Q, and seven refers to the 7 x 7 cm (70 x 70mm) size of the module. This technology evolution is built upon a more petite size footprint mobile processor and chipset. The?Qseven module?standard provides high-performance and low power consumption interfaces for mobile and battery-operated applications with a standard power consumption equal to or less than 12W, which matches application requirements for fan-less operations by way of heat spreader mechanical interfaces. Unlike other module standards, Qseven does not require an expensive board-to-board connector. It utilizes a very affordable MXM card slot with 230 pins in a 0.5 mm configuration. This slot is already being used for graphics cards in laptop computers, so it is capable of high-speed?PEG?data transfers.
Qseven module by Qseven 2.1 based on Intel? Atom? / Pentium? / Celeron processors (Apollo Lake) with LPDDR4 SDRAM up to 8GB, 24bit LVDS, DP/HDMI
Nowadays automation control system is filled with in various fields, such as Factory Automation, Building Automation, Measurment Equipment.
Besides original Q7 feature, Q7 Plus function with extra 80-pin enables customers to enhance expansion possibility
More and more places utilize some form of a kiosk, e.g. airports, museums, ATMs, etc. This module comes equipped with a single DVI interface for high resolution. Its D/C input reduces the power use while the Mini PCI Express make upgrades simpler