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| Product Features | DC to ATX Converter Dimensions:W: 6.43" x D: 1.73" x H: 1.14" (163.4 mm x 44 mm x 29 mm) Input Voltage:19 Volts DC Output Voltage: 5VSB, +3.3V, +5V, +12V, -12V Connector: 20-pin ATX Connector, 4-pin |
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| Manufacturer | Commell |
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Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 – A New Paradigm of Embedded Computing?
Raspberry Pi started as a barebones computer for enthusiasts and educators but has since evolved into something much more. The rise of the Internet of Things has created a demand for small, customized computers, and Raspberry Pi has pivoted to supply this need. Let’s take a look at Raspberry Pi’s Compute Module 5 and what […]
View ArticleJanuary 15, 2025
The paradigm of industrial computing has largely shifted from Cloud computing to Edge computing, but the rise of AI poses a new challenge. AI applications require powerful GPUs for their number crunching, while embedded PCs normally rely on integrated graphics alone to keep things efficient. To meet this need, Cincoze has come out with two […]
View ArticleDecember 16, 2024
Embedded PCs rarely work with the one-size-fits-all approach. Different applications have very different requirements, and without a process that can quickly roll out customized boards, putting together an industrial-scale setup can take ages. That’s why Global American is partnering with Cincoze, the leading manufacturer of modular embedded systems. Let’s find out what makes Cincoze computers […]
View ArticleJanuary 29, 2025
Raspberry Pi started as a barebones computer for enthusiasts and educators but has since evolved into something much more. The rise of the Internet of Things has created a demand for small, customized computers, and Raspberry Pi has pivoted to supply this need. Let’s take a look at Raspberry Pi’s Compute Module 5 and what […]
View ArticleJanuary 6, 2025
The rising tensions between the USA and China have raised the specter of another chip crisis like the one that followed the global pandemic. But will the fallout really be that dire? How much, if at all, will semiconductors be affected? Let’s take a look. A Tit for Tat The whole fracas started when the […]
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