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System-On-Modules - SOM
System On Module solutions are in stock with same-day shipping at Mouser from industry leading manufacturers. Mouser is an authorized distributor for many system on module manufacturers including AMD, Digi International, Raspberry Pi, NetBurner, Toradex & more.
System on Modules (SoMs) are compact embedded computing solutions that integrate a processor, memory, power management, and essential system functions into a ready-to-deploy module. By consolidating complex computing hardware into a standardized form factor, SoMs help accelerate product development, reduce design complexity, and shorten time to market for embedded systems. These modules provide scalable processing performance and connectivity while allowing developers to customize carrier boards for application-specific requirements.
Types: The most common System on Module types include ARM-based SoMs, x86-based SoMs, industrial SoMs, AI and machine learning SoMs, multimedia-focused SoMs, and wireless-enabled SoMs, each designed to support specific performance, connectivity, and application requirements.
Applications: System on Modules are widely used in industrial automation equipment, edge computing platforms, medical devices, robotics systems, machine vision solutions, transportation systems, Internet of Things (IoT) gateways, and embedded control applications requiring flexible and scalable computing capabilities.
Selection requirements: To choose System on Modules, evaluate processor architecture, memory capacity, graphics performance, operating system support, connectivity options, power consumption, long-term availability, environmental ratings, and compatibility with application-specific carrier board requirements.
