The Open Standard Module (OSM) established by SGET in December 2020 is the latest industrial standard of system-on-module. The main advantages of OSM are solderable directly on board and scalable stamp-sized module. The OSM allows developing, producing, and distributing embedded modules for the most of MCU32, ARM and x86 architectures.
4 Different size
In the OSM standard, there are four different size of form factors: Zero, Small, Medium, and Large, which vary according to the LGA contacts available on the module.
Pinouts
The definition of pinouts offers video interfaces including RGB, Camera Series Interface (CSI), Display Port and LVDS and connection interfaces, up to 10 PCIe lanes. Some special pins support antenna signals for wireless technologies.
Color RGB
Camera Series Interface (CSI)
Display Port
LVDS
Connection Interfaces
Integrates benefits
For booming up IoT markets, the OSM integrates benefits of modular embedded computing in material expense, board-level space, and communication interfaces. The system adopted OSM has potential usage in harsh industrial environments in edge and industrial IoT.
Material expense
Communication
interfaces
Board-level space
An industrial leader
Mitwell, an industrial leader in developing and manufacturing of system-on-modules and provides carrier board development and system integration services.