Visit Critical Link at Embedded World North America, booth #5506! 
Critical Link will showcase three System on Module families at Embedded World NA: the MitySOM-A5E with Altera Agilex 5 FPGA, the MitySOM-QC6490 featuring the Qualcomm DragonWing QCS6490 processor, and the MitySOM-AM62x/A/P based on the Texas Instruments Sitara AM62x/A/P processors. Together these SOMs represent a complete range of features and performance, complemented by the support, scalability, and long product lifecycles customers have come to expect from Critical Link.
The MitySOM-A5E family includes production-ready SOMs in several form factors and configurations. These SOMs offer up to 656KLE FPGA fabric, dual core ARM Cortex-A55 and Cortex-A76, 24 transceivers, dual banks of RAM, and a wide range of user-friendly interfaces. This is a CRA-ready SOM, with industry-leading security features including secure boot, tamper proofing, device/identity keys, and more. The SOMs also feature AI-optimized DSP tensor blocks with up to 26 TOPS performance. Critical Link will feature this SOM in a Holoscan Sensor Bridge demo, processing 5 camera feeds with ultra-low-latency for edge AI applications in robotics, medical and more.
Next is the MitySOM-QC6490 based on Qualcomm® Dragonwing™ QCS6490 processor. These system on modules deliver a combination of multi-core CPU, GPU, and VPU processors, a host of memory options, on board power supply, and a range of high-speed interfaces all in a 45mm x 45mm package. Developers gain access to the Qualcomm AI Hub, a toolkit offering examples for speech recognition, image classification, text generation, and many other common AI applications. Critical Link’s booth at EWNA will feature a series of demos running open source AI models on the MitySOM-QC6490.
Last is Critical Link’s MitySOM-AM62x/A/P family based on Texas Instruments Sitara AM62xx, AM62Ax, and AM62Px processors. Each SOM packs a powerful combination of quad core ARM Cortex A53s, Cortex M4F or R5F co-processors, hardware accelerators, a host of memory options, on board power supply, and a range of interfaces. Combined with Texas Instruments Edge AI Studio, which gives access to readily available AI models, developers now have a head start in hardware and AI application development.
The MitySOM-AM62A will be featured in a defect detection demonstration at the Critical Link booth. The demo uses artificial intelligence at the edge with our Texas Instruments AM62Ax-based SOM. The yolox-nano-lite-defect-detection model runs on the AM62A C7x-MMA accelerator, delivering 65x faster performance vs running on the ARM A53 quad cores.
Critical Link’s proven track record for bringing industrial-class FPGA, DSP, and CPU modules to market means customers can count on long term availability, quality, and design maintenance. Our engineering and production teams are based in the US, and we provide a level of support that is unmatched in the industry. Learn more about what sets Critical Link apart: https://www.criticallink.com/the-critical-difference/.
Visit booth #5506 at Embedded World North America to learn about our high performance system on modules and each of these demos!
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