Computer on module TQMa117xL

The realization of small, passively cooled control devices requires electronics that combine very low power dissipation and short response times - which is solved with crossover technology, a 32 BIT MCU and high-speed interfaces such as Gigabit Ethernet. The embedded solution is energy efficient and cost effective - without sacrificing security, scalability, graphics capabilities, camera connectivity, security and real-time requirements.

What you'll learn in the whitepaper:

• What advantages the crossover MCU generation from NXP brings to the integration in small control systems
• What features the module and mainboard design offers
• ​​​​​​​How this new embedded technology can be used in smart home, industrial and building automation, medtech, and energy management applications.
• How simple, wireless radio connections can be realized

                 Mainboard MBa117xL

TQ's motherboard MBa117xL uses the company's TQMa117xL computer on module based on NXP's i.MX RT1170. This crossover MCU bridges the gap between CPU and MPU - a lot of performance and interfaces combined with the low power requirements of an MCU.