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congatec Presents a COM Express Compact Mini Carrier Board for Quick Design-In

Nuremberg, Embedded World, 02 March 2011   * * *   congatec AG, a leading manufacturer of embedded computer modules, introduces the new conga-MCB, a mini carrier board for COM Express Compact modules that is perfect for space-critical applications. It is ideal for the quick construction of prototypes but can also be used for high performance mobile applications.

The easily integrated mini carrier board is only 145 x 95 mm with various interfaces based on the latest standards and can accelerate the evaluation phase of the design-in to ensure a rapid market introduction. In addition to four USB ports and a Gigabit Ethernet connection, the graphic interfaces include DisplayPort, HDMI, LVDS, DVI and VGA. Beyond that, it also offers other standard interfaces such as high definition audio and a mini PCI Express socket, which can, for example, be used for WLAN.  For the connection of mass storage, 2x SATA, SD-Card and CFast have been integrated. 

Power can be supplied using 12V DC or 5V DC in standby mode. All necessary signals for battery management are available so that the congatec Smart Battery Manager (conga-SBM2C) can be used directly for easier implementation of a mobile system. When using an ACPI capable operating system such as Linux or Windows, communication with the battery system is fully implemented; special software or a BIOS adaptation is therefore not necessary. 

Pricing and Availability

conga-MCB is available now.

About congatec AG

congatec AG, with US headquarter in San Diego, California, is a leading manufacturer of industrial computer modules based on the standard Qseven, COM Express, XTX and ETX form factors. The products of this innovative company are available for all business segments and industries and are implemented in, for example, the medical, automation and aviation industries as well as the transportation sector and automotive suppliers. Core know-how includes the support of our embedded BIOS features, excellent driver support as well as full-featured board support packages. Customers receive complete product lifecycle support starting early during the design-in stage. In addition, congatec products are manufactured by specialized contract manufacturers who fulfill the latest quality standards. Currently, the company has 100 employees and maintains branch offices in the UK, Sweden, Czech Republic, Israel, Taiwan and the USA. More information can be found at www.congatec.us.

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