System on Modules are small form-factor, ready-to-use processor modules that consist of the core hardware and software for developing any embedded product. These SOM Modules are boards that integrate the key processing sub-system and can be connected to a carrier card. The key advantage of SOM Modules is their modularity and ease of integration into custom-designed hardware systems. Instead of designing a complete circuit board from scratch, developers can use these System on Modules as building blocks, simplifying the design process and reducing time to market. SOM Modules can also offer scalability, as they can be easily swapped out for different modules with varying performance or features. System on Modules offer a reliable and cost-effective embedded platform for building end-products.

System on Module ARM and System on Module Linux

Using the System on Module ARM and System on Module Linux in your product design accelerates time-to-market for your embedded gadgets and reduces the overall development timeline and cost. Mistral’s SOM Modules offer a reliable and cost-effective solution for building end-products. Mistral offers a range of easy-to-use, System on Modules and development platforms based on various ARM SoCs and multi-core ARM+DSP SOCs running various versions of Linux and Android. Mistral’s System on Module ARM and System on Module Linux are designed to help product developers leverage the capabilities of leading processors and SoCs. Our System on Module ARM and System on Module Linux can be directly used in an end product design, offering developers immense savings in term of product development time and cost.

Mistral’s System on Modules also provide the customer with a flexible, modular and scalable platforms for building their product; ensuring easy upgrade to newer processors and technologies. We work with silicon companies to bring out System on Modules for ARM and Linux based on their latest and upcoming SoCs, ensuring that customers have the modules available in time with the chipset release, thereby accelerating the product development time for customers. Our growing list of SoMs are based on silicon from leading semiconductor companies like Texas Instruments, Renesas, NXP, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, Analog Devices etc. on various ARM, digital signal processors (DSPs) and multi-core processors. These System on Module ARM and System on Module Linux enable the development of highly differentiated, small footprint, feature-rich wireless and multimedia devices at very low cost and at considerably reduced time-to-market.