Embedded System on Module (SoM) Development Guide: Taking the ECK20-6Y28C Core Board as an Example Introduction to SoM and the ECK20-6Y28C Core Board: Concepts, Advantages, and Selection 1.1 What is a SoM? An Embedded System on Module (SoM), also known as a...
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Embedded System on Module (SoM) Development Guide: Taking the ECK20-6Y28C Core Board as an Example Introduction to SoM and the ECK20-6Y28C Core Board: Concepts, Advantages, and Selection 1.1 What is a SoM? An Embedded System on Module (SoM), also known as a core board, is a modular product that integrates core components such as the processor, memory, storage, and power management onto a single small PCB. It functions like a "computer brain," containing the minimum system necessary to run an operating system. Users only need to connect it to their own baseboard via connectors or stamp holes to quickly complete the development of an embedded system. The core value of a SoM lies in "lowering the barrier, shortening the cycle, and reducing risk." Developers do not need to design complex power supplies, high-speed signal routing, and high-density BGA packages from scratch; they can instead focus on the functional expansion and upper-layer applications of the baseboard. 1.2 ECK20-6Y28C Core
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