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Computer Vision System on Module based on Renesas Solution

This System on Module (SoM) solution from Renesas enables designers to manage these critical decision processes. Unlike a single-board computer, an SoM serves a special function, keeping the baseboard costs low as well as making it easier to enhance an embedded computer application.
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Automation; Embedded vision; Embedded; Industrial
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Clock GeneratorPMICLDO RegulatorMicrocontroller0.8V, Timing 21.8V, Timing 11.1V, Timing 10.8V, Timing 11.8V, Timing 33.3V, Timing 40.8V, Timing 52.5V1.0VEthernetCard Edge ConnectorHeader ConnectorDRAMeMMC
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Renesas ElectronicsISL80101AIRAJZLDO Regulator
Renesas Electronics5P35023B-000NLGIClock Generator
Renesas ElectronicsRAA215300A2GNP#HA1PMIC
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