ESC 2005: Kontron’s newest ‘computer-on-module’
At Embedded Systems Conference (ESC)-San Francisco (March 8-10, 2005), Kontron will exhibit its newest RISC processor based E²Brain computer-on-module (CoM), among other products.
| Robust thermal and mechanical design of E |
At Embedded Systems Conference (ESC)-San Francisco (March 8-10, 2005),Kontronwill exhibit its newest RISC processor based Eres for various embedded computer architectures in a 75 x 115-mm format. EB405 fits into the type of processor core characterized by high computing power and wide I/O range.
E
The module comes with two Fast Ethernet ports and two (or four) serial ports, each functioning as a receive/transmit terminal or UART interface. If expansion of interfaces is needed, 33/66 PCI bus, LPC I/O bus, and I
Software support for EB405 comes from a networkable, operating-system independent boot loader. A board support package for Linux and Wind River’s VxWorks is also available. Another EESC Booth 2225.
—Frank J. Bartos, executive editor, Control Engineering,fbartos@reedbusiness.com
GO TO EMBEDDED SYSTEMS CONFERENCE MAIN ARTICLE
Do you have experience and expertise with the topics mentioned in this content? You should consider contributing to our CFE Media editorial team and getting the recognition you and your company deserve. Clickhereto start this process.
