e-con Systems Unveils eSOM270 PXA270 based System on Module

Posted by EDA Geek News Staff in Boards, Busses on Sunday, June 22, 2008

In a move to add more and more pluggable modules to it's existing line of productized services, e-con Systems Inc., embedded Product Development partner, based out of St. Louis, MO announced the availability of eSOM270, the PXA270 based "system on module." At volumes of 1K, eSOM270 in the highest configuration(520 Mhz Clock/128M SDRAM/32M flash) is available at USD 110. The eSOM270 is available with PXA270 @ 312/416/520 Mhz, 64/128 MB SDRAM, 16/32 MB NOR flash. eSOM270 is available with Windows CE 5.0/6.0 and Linux support and this module is specially designed for industrial automation/control systems and supports 1.8V ultra low power memory, Power Management IC and an operating temperature between -25 degrees to +70 degrees.

e-con Systems eSOM270 PXA270-based System on ModuleCommenting on the usability of System on modular solutions, Ashok Babu, President mentioned that "Modular solutions are better for customers who would want to have multiple base boards around a single system on module and for customers with low volume requirements below 5K pieces."

With eSOM270 being the cheapest PXA270 solution, e-con intends to help customers to reduce their overall BOM cost while developing their products.

About e-con Systems
e-con Systems is an embedded product development services company focused on end-end product development. e-con Systems has expertise in mobile processors such has PXA270, PXA320, AU1250 and has been using its product engineering services to help customers on development of products such as digital picture frames, point of sale terminals, handheld single board computers etc. Besides this, e-con provides systems integration services such as Windows CE or Linux BSP porting solutions and device driver development. Also e-con's design services have been used by customers across the globe for hardware design of their products.

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