Qseven® is a compact Computer-on-Module standard designed for power-efficient embedded systems with limited installation space. A Qseven module integrates the processor, memory, graphics, storage, and core connectivity, while an application-specific carrier board provides the physical connectors, power design, expansion interfaces, and system I/O.
The Qseven standard defines the following key specifications:
By separating core computing functions from the carrier board, Qseven allows developers to build application-specific systems while retaining flexibility in processor selection and platform upgrades. Its compact, low-profile architecture is suitable for fanless and space-constrained designs that require graphics, storage, networking, USB, and other essential embedded interfaces.
Portwell provides Qseven modules and carrier boards for different stages of embedded system development:
Together, the module and carrier board architecture supports industrial automation, HMI, IoT gateways, transportation, kiosks, medical equipment, and other embedded applications requiring compact dimensions and efficient computing.
