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| [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Datasheet Datasheet]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Manual Manual]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=3D%20Model 3D Model]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Certificate Certification]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Manual Design Guideline]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Manual Layout Checklist]<br/> Schematic Pinout | | [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Datasheet Datasheet]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Manual Manual]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=3D%20Model 3D Model]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Certificate Certification]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Manual Design Guideline]<br/> [https://www.advantech.com/search/?q=ROM-7720&st=support&sst=Manual Layout Checklist]<br/> Schematic Pinout | ||
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| + | | Modular, rear I/O expansion boards for Arm-based 2.5” Pico-ITX SBC. [http://ess-wiki.advantech.com.tw/view/AIM-Linux/UIO40-Express Click to find user guides.] | ||
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ROM-7720 is a standard Qseven 2.1 computer-on-module powered by a next-generation ARM processor NXP i.MX8 QuadMax. With 8 processor cores, up to 1.6 GHz frequency, independent MCU processing unit and 2 highly integrated graphic processor unit, ROM-7720 is the most powerful and reliable ARM module solution ever seen.
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