COM module

**About Computer-on-Module** Manufacturers who need to meet a wide range of product demands should consider adopting a Computer-on-Module (COM) strategy to minimize development effort and time to market. COM modules are a design approach that allows differentiation on a carrier board without the hassle of designing complex computer systems. Additionally, by using industry-standard COTS (Commercial Off-the-Shelf) products, equipment manufacturers can gain numerous advantages. **Types of Computer-on-Module** From a variety of COM standards such as COM-HPC (COM-HPC Server Type, COM-HPC Client Type), COM Express (COM Express Type 6, COM Express Type 7, COM Express Type 10, COM Express Type 2), SMARC, Qseven, ETX, etc., manufacturers can select options that meet their requirements regarding performance, cost, power consumption, size, I/O, and more.