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PCOM-B636VG, Intel Braswell-Based Com Express Module

Published: Jun 04,2015

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Portwell announces the release of PCOM-B636VG, a Type 6 COM Express Compact (95mm x 95mm) module based on the latest Intel Celeron and Pentium processor N3000 product families (4W~10W), formerly codenamed Braswell.

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The new Intel Braswell architecture CPUs bring greater CPU and graphics performance over the previous generation entry-level CPUs from Intel while operating with lower power consumption and lower TDP. The four new CPUs, all based on the 14 nm manufacturing process unveiled by Intel, include the Celeron processor N3000, N3050, N3150, and the Pentium processor N3700.

The PCOM-B636VG is designed to help customers who are currently using COM Express module solutions upgrade their systems without having to change existing carrier boards and operating systems. This helps boost system performance with prolonged service life for another 7 years, maximizing customers' return on investment.

The compact PCOM-B636VG COM Express module supports up to 8GB (based on 8GB MDC, memory device chip) DDR3L 1333/1600 MT/s SDRAM on one 204-pin SODIMM socket, making it faster than its predecessor. Its expansion interface supports four (max.) PCI Express x1 Gen2 (5.0GT/s) for enhanced video performance and offers the flexibility to be configured to two x2 lanes or one x4 lane. In addition, it supports one high-resolution display, DP (DisplayPort) or HDMI selectable to double 3D performance compared to the previous generation.

The PCOM-B636VG COM Express module has been enhanced by Portwell in response to market demand for an even lower power platform to take advantage of the latest Intel Celeron or Pentium processors' already compact design. Furthermore, Portwell's versatile COM Express modules adapt to the latest processor technologies by enabling designers to partition commodity host-processors from proprietary baseboards, thereby minimizing current and future design risks during the initial phase of development.

This design, of separating the CPU-upgradable module from system specific I/O carrier boards, further safeguards development investments and lowers total cost of ownership. In addition, Portwell can also provide services to clients on the carrier board design and development, review schematics and BIOS customization. At Portwell, we strive to create superior products for our customers.

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