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Understanding System on Module (SoM): The Core of Modern Embedded Systems
A System on Module (SoM) is a compact, ready-to-use computing solution that integrates key components of a computer or embedded system onto a single module. It typically includes a processor, memory, storage, power management, and input/output interfaces. Designed to simplify development and accelerate time-to-market, SoMs are widely used across industries such as industrial automation, medical devices, automotive, telecommunications, and IoT.
What is a System on Module?
A System on Module is essentially a small, modular computing board that provides the core functionalities of a full-fledged embedded computer. It acts as the brain of an electronic device and is usually paired with a custom carrier board that handles application-specific connectivity, sensors, and interfaces. This modular approach enables engineers to focus on innovation without worrying about low-level hardware design.