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Qseven Module

Compact and Power-Efficient Computer-on-Modules

Portwell Qseven modules provide compact computing platforms for embedded systems requiring low power consumption, integrated graphics and flexible connectivity. The portfolio includes selected Intel^®and Arm processor platforms with onboard memory, display, storage and industrial I/O options for automation, control and other space-constrained embedded applications.

Standardized 70 × 70 mm Qseven form factor
230-pin MXM card-edge connector
Selected Intel Atom^®, Pentium^® and Celeron^® processor platforms
Arm-based processor options for power-efficient designs
Onboard DDR3 or LPDDR4 memory depending on the selected model
Display options including LVDS, DisplayPort and HDMI^®
PCI Express, USB, SATA, Gigabit Ethernet and embedded I/O support depending on the selected module

PQ7-M640F

Freescale iMX6 Family based Qseven Module Board for Mini-ITX

PQ7-M106IL

Nowadays automation control system is filled with in various fields, such as Factory Automation, Building Automation, Measurment Equipment.

PQ7-M107

Intel^®Celeron® and Pentium Processor N3000 based Qseven Module Braswell SoC

PQ7-M108

Qseven module by Qseven 2.1 based on Intel Atom^® / Pentium^® / Celeron processors (Apollo Lake) with LPDDR4 SDRAM up to 8GB, 24bit LVDS, DP/HDMI^®

Choosing a Qseven Module for Your System

When selecting a Qseven module, consider the required processor architecture, computing performance, memory capacity, display outputs, storage interfaces and operating system support. Module and carrier board compatibility should also be verified because available interfaces and pin assignments may vary according to the selected product and carrier implementation.

For systems deployed in industrial environments, review the operating temperature, power requirements and software support of each module before completing the platform design.