Category | Usage Scenarios | Characteristics | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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Processing Power | IoT devices, embedded systems | Industry: 1.0 GHz (ARM Cortex-A53) | Our Base: 1.2 GHz ▲ (20% faster, Snapdragon 410) | Our Advanced: 1.4 GHz ▲▲ (40% faster, enhanced core optimization) |
| | | - Meets baseline performance for low-power devices | - Supports complex tasks like edge AI inference |
| | | - (Meets IEC 60730 for embedded safety standards) | - (Supports 64-bit architecture for future-proofing) |
| Connectivity | Smart home hubs, industrial IoT | Industry: Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n), Bluetooth 4.0 | Our Base: Wi-Fi 4 ▲ (dual-band support) | Our Advanced: Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) + Bluetooth 5.0 ▲▲ (3x faster data rates) |
| | | | - Reliable basic connectivity for legacy systems | - Low latency for real-time data streaming | - Advanced requires compatible infrastructure |
| | | | - (Certified per IEEE 802.11n for interoperability) | - (Supports 802.11ac Wave 2 for dense networks) | - Base lacks support for 5 GHz bands |
| Thermal Performance | High-temperature environments (factories)| Industry: 85°C max operating temp (IEC 60068-2-1) | Our Base: 80°C ▲ (10% cooler via passive cooling) | Our Advanced: 75°C ▲▲ (active cooling with thermal sensors) |
| | | | - Reduces overheating risks in moderate environments | - Maintains performance in extreme heat | - Advanced adds cost for cooling components |
| | | | - (Passes MIL-STD-810G thermal shock testing) | - (Supports -40°C to 85°C operating range) | - Base may require airflow optimization |
| Power Consumption | Battery-operated devices (drones, sensors)| Industry: 3.5W average (IEC 62301) | Our Base: 3.0W ▲ (14% lower) | Our Advanced: 2.5W ▲▲ (28% lower, dynamic voltage scaling) |
| | | | - Extends battery life for portable devices | - Ideal for always-on IoT sensors | - Advanced sacrifices peak performance for efficiency |
| | | | - (Meets Energy Star 3.0 compliance) | - (Supports USB Power Delivery for fast charging) | - Base may underperform in power-hungry tasks |
| Form Factor | Compact devices (tablets, thin clients) | Industry: 50x80mm (standard COM module) | Our Base/Advanced: 30x50mm SO-DIMM ▲▲ (50% smaller) | |
| | | | - Enables sleeker industrial designs | - Simplifies integration into space-constrained systems | - Limited expansion ports due to compact size |
| | | | - (Complies with PICMG COM Express 3.0) | - (Supports hot-swap functionality for quick upgrades) | - Requires custom mounting solutions |
| Expansion Capabilities| Systems needing multiple peripherals | Industry: 2 USB ports + 1 PCIe lane | Our Base: 4 USB 2.0 ▲ (doubles connectivity) | Our Advanced: 6 USB 3.2 + PCIe 3.0 ▲▲ (4x bandwidth) |
| | (industrial PCs, kiosks) | | - Sufficient for basic peripheral setups | - Supports high-speed storage and GPUs | - Advanced requires premium peripherals for full utilization |
| | | | - (Backward-compatible with USB 1.1) | - (Supports NVMe SSDs via PCIe for faster data access) | - Base may bottleneck in multi-device setups |