Qseven Standard

Qseven Standard

Cost-effective for high-volume projects
Reduced energy consumption
Compact
Low-profile design
Ideal for IoT projects
High-speed MXM connectors
Advantages of the Computer-on-Module Approach
Design investment limited to the carrier board
Consolidated standards
Scalable and future-proof solutions
Long-term availability
ARM and x86 compatibility
Multi-vendor solutions
Highly configurable
Innovative and updatable solutions
Reduced time-to-market
Description

A compact and low-energy-consumption Computer-on-Module standard that is perfect for IoT projects.

SECO, one of the standard’s founders in 2008, boasts over a decade of experience in the design and production of Qseven® with both ARM and x86 architectures.

Qseven® General Features

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  1. SOM-Q7-MX6
    SOM-Q7-MX6
    Qseven® Computer on Module (CoM) with NXP i.MX 6 Processor (ALKES - 928)
  2. SOM-Q7-BT
    SOM-Q7-BT
    Qseven® Rel. 2.0 Compliant Computer on Module (CoM) with Intel® Atom™ E3800 and Celeron® (Codename: Bay Trail) Processors (AVIOR - 974)
  3. SOM-Q7-BT-2
    SOM-Q7-BT-2
    Qseven® Rel. 2.0 Computer on Module (CoM) with Intel® Atom™ E3800 and Celeron® (Codename: Bay Trail) Processors. (ASTERION - A36)
  4. SOM-Q7-APL
    SOM-Q7-APL
    Qseven® Rel. 2.1 Computer on Module (CoM) with Intel® Atom X Series, Intel® Celeron® J / N Series and Intel® Pentium® N Series (Codename: Apollo Lake) Processors. (NAOS - B03)
  5. SOM-Q7-MX8
    SOM-Q7-MX8
    Qseven® Rel. 2.1 Computer on Module (CoM) with NXP i.MX 8 Applications Processors . (MAIA - C26)
  6. SOM-Q7-EHL
    SOM-Q7-EHL
    Qseven® Rel. 2.1 compliant Computer on Module (CoM) with Intel® Atom® X6000E Series, Intel® Pentium® and Celeron® N and J Series SoCs (Codename: Elkhart Lake) . (ATLAS - D62)

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