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Small SBCs carry 11th generation Intel core U-series and Celeron 6000 series MPUs

October 26, 2021 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Kontron launches a new 3.5″ single-board computer, named 3.5″-SBC-TGL, powered by 11th Generation Intel Core U-Series and Celeron 6000 Series processors (Code Name: Tiger Lake UP3), to help system developers build a low-latency, graphics-demanding, and AI-enabled embedded system for smart retail, industrial automation, smart city, healthcare or similar IoT / AIoT related applications.

Besides the greater computing performance and nearly twice graphics performance improvement driven by the processor and its integrated next-generation Iris Xe Graphics processing unit, 3.5″-SBC-TGL brings native AI capabilities to developers looking to add vision-based intelligence to their systems. The integrated GPU is able to handle up to 96 execution units to program highly parallel workloads and the built-in Intel Deep Learning Boost (Intel DL Boost) can help accelerate AI workloads as well. That is, 3.5″-SBC-TGL is capable of providing sufficient AI inference performance without needing an additional dedicated graphics card. That can reduce system integration costs, power consumption, thermal output, and space requirements.

Furthermore, 3.5″-SBC-TGL has two DisplayPort connectors on the I/O panel and supports up to two 8K video output channels at 60 frames per second with virtually no lag, dropped frames, or stuttering. Alternatively, it can output four parallel DisplayPort signals, via two additional DisplayPort connectors routed from the extended board-to-board connector, to playback 4K video at 60 frames per second for video wall, control room visualization, or other multi-monitor applications.

In addition to a GbE LAN port, 3.5″-SBC-TGL offers another 2.5 GbE LAN port to satisfy the growing broadband networking needs. Partial variants support Intel Time Coordinated Computing (Intel TCC) and Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) to enable ultra-reliable low-latency networking within a system and between systems.

Besides a board-to-board connector for the expansion of additional I/O ports or functions via a daughterboard, 3.5″-SBC-TGL supports configurable TDP from 12 to 28 watts for the models with Core processors. The flexibility allows a system to be designed according to the cooling techniques used and the applications targeted. The board supports both commercial-grade and industrial-grade operating temperatures of 0 °C ~ 60 °C and -40 °C ~ 85 °C respectively and can be integrated into a variety of applications ranging from domestic to commercial and even harsh industrial environments.

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