System On Modules
System on Modules (SOMs) provide the core processing platform for embedded devices. Integrate powerful computing capabilities without designing complex hardware from scratch. These off-the-shelf SOMs support industrial automation, medical technology, and IoT applications. Accelerate development and reduce risk with PHYTEC’s System on Modules.
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Easy to use
Insert-ready solution with the design resources you need for your embedded application.
High Quality
Leverage know-how from decades of electronic design and manufacturing and reduce design risk with a validated solution.
Product Longevity
Pro-active Product Lifecycle Management for over 15+ years of continued production.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-AM67x
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55 mm x 39 mm -
4x Cortex®-A53, 1x Cortex®-R5F -
2x C7x DSPs, 3D GPU -
Secure Boot
High performance machine vision and edge computing
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Efficient industrial compute with rich connectivity and long-term reliability.
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Insert-ready with low EMI design achieved through advanced SMD technology.
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FPSC form factor for pin-compatible phyFLEX SOMs
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-i.MX 93
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36 mm x 36 mm
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Cortex®-A55, Cortex®-M33
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Footprint Compatible with i.MX6UL -
Cost optimized
Energy-efficient edge computing, accelerated Machine Learning
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Low power, high performance for multimedia applications
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-AM62x-DSC
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40 mm x 40 mm
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Cortex®-A53, Cortex®-M4F
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Rich Multimedia
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Secure Boot
Low power, high performance for multimedia applications
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-AM64x
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50 mm x 37 mm
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Cortex®-A53, Cortex®-R5F
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EtherCAT -
DDR4 with inline ECC
Insert-ready communication module for Industrial Control and Smart Manufacturing applications.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-i.MX 8M Plus
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40 mm x 37 mm
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Cortex®-A53 Cortex®-M7
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NPU Neural Processing Unit -
LVDS, MIPI DSI-2, HDMI
Edge computing module for accelerated machine learning applications.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-i.MX 8M Mini
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40 mm x 37 mm
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Cortex®-A53 Cortex®-M4
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LPDDR4 NXP PMIC
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Fan-less
Versatile module for a wide range of embedded applications.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-i.MX 6UL
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36 mm x 36 mm
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Cortex-A7
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USB 2.0
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Cost Saving Direct-Solder Module
Low cost solution for general purpose embedded application.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-STM32MP15x
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44 mm x 40 mm
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Cortex®-A7 Cortex®-M4
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1x 10/100/1000 Ethernet TTCAN FDCAN
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Works with STM32Cube
Industrial module for HMI applications with real-time requirements.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-RT1170
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30 mm x 30 mm
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Crossover MCU Cortex®-M4 Cortex®-M7
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Advanced Security
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MIPI-CSI/DSI, Audio Codec
Crossover MCU for real-time applications
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-i.MX 8M
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60 mm x 40 mm
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Cortex®-A53 Cortex®-M4
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4Kp60 w/ HDR 20+ 32-bit 384KHz
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HDMI 2.0a MIPI-DSI (4-lane)
Feature packed module scalable for all types of smart applications.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-AM57x
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55 mm x 45 mm
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Cortex®-A15 Cortex®-M4 TI C66xx DSP TI EVE
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USB 3.0
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PowerVR SGX544 Vivante GC320 Image Processing
Edge computing module for machine vision and machine learning applications.
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System On ModulesphyCORE®-i.MX 8X
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52 mm x 42 mm
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Cortex®-A35 Cortex®-M4F
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Tensilica® HiFi 4 DSP 2-bit 384KHz
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Vulkan 4K h.265 decode 1080P h.264 encode
Highly reliable module for industrial automation devices.
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Flexible System on Modules for Modular Embedded Systems and Industrial Applications
PHYTEC’s System on Modules integrate the SoC, CPU, memory, and essential interfaces required to run an embedded operating system such as Linux into a compact, production-ready module. This allows engineering teams to build their product around a proven computing platform rather than designing complex processor hardware from the ground up. As a result, development becomes faster and less risky, helping engineering teams accelerate time-to-market and simplify the embedded design process.
Embedded systems vary widely in their performance, connectivity, and lifecycle requirements. PHYTEC SOM solutions support multiple processor platforms and configurable hardware options. This gives engineers the flexibility to choose the module and configuration that best fit their application, from industrial control systems to connected edge devices.
Why Engineers Choose PHYTEC System on Modules (SOMs)
Faster Prototyping
Development kits and reference hardware allow engineering teams to evaluate processor platforms and begin prototyping quickly.
Configurable Hardware Platforms
Flexible SOM architectures make it possible to adapt processor, memory, and connectivity options to the needs of each embedded application.
Engineering Support
Customers benefit from direct access to embedded engineers who can assist with evaluation, integration, and development challenges.
Long Lifecycle Availability
PHYTEC modules are designed for long production lifecycles. This helps manufacturers maintain stability across industrial and medical systems while supporting scalability as products move into high-volume production.
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Bring your embedded system to market faster with configurable System on Modules, development tools, and engineering support from PHYTEC.
System on Modules FAQs
Engineering teams evaluating System on Modules often have questions about integration, development workflows, and platform flexibility. The answers below address some of the most common questions about PHYTEC SOM solutions and how they support embedded product development.
What is a System on Module?
A System on Module (SOM) integrates the processor, memory, and essential interfaces required to run an embedded system into a compact computing module. The module is designed to work with a custom carrier board, allowing engineers to build a complete embedded device while avoiding the complexity of designing processor hardware from scratch.
How do System on Modules reduce development time?
Using a validated System on Module allows engineering teams to start with a proven computing platform rather than designing complex processor circuitry themselves. This reduces development risk and enables teams to focus on application development, firmware integration, and system functionality.
How do engineers integrate a System on Module into their product?
A System on Module is connected to a custom carrier board or printed circuit board (PCB) through direct-solder technology or board-to-board connectors. The carrier board provides connectivity, power supply and application-specific interfaces. The carrier board connects the SOM to peripherals such as sensors, displays, and communication interfaces. Development kits are often used during the evaluation stage to test the processor platform before designing the final carrier board.
What connectivity options do System on Modules support?
Many System on Modules support integrated connectivity options such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Ethernet, allowing them to integrate easily into connected embedded devices. They also include advanced power management features designed to optimise power consumption, making them suitable for industrial and IoT applications.