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The TE0745-02-81C11-A is a System-on-Module (SoM) manufactured by Trenz Electronic GmbH. It integrates an AMD Zynq-7000 SoC, specifically the XC7Z030-2FBG676I chip, featuring dual ARM Cortex-A9 processors and programmable logic fabric. The module includes 1 GByte of DDR3L SDRAM for system memory and 64 MB of flash storage. Designed for industrial environments, it operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and adheres to RoHS standards.
Verify current availability status as this specific model may be subject to discontinuation or limited supply notifications. Confirm compatibility with baseboards designed for the TE0745 form factor. Ensure that the required interface signals are correctly mapped in your carrier design. Check for any Product Change Notifications (PCN) related to component substitutions or manufacturing updates before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this module when a compact solution combining ARM processing power with FPGA flexibility is required. It is suitable for designs needing robust industrial temperature ratings. Consider the TE0745 series if standardized dimensions and pinouts are preferred for rapid integration. Evaluate thermal management requirements given the integrated memory and processor density on the small footprint.
Trenz Electronic GmbH specializes in high-performance FPGA and SoC modules for industrial and automotive applications. The TE0745 series represents their modular approach to Zynq-based computing, offering standardized footprints to simplify carrier board design. These modules are developed and manufactured in Germany, providing engineering support and turnkey design services for complex embedded projects.
Check for official end-of-life notifications or product change notices from Trenz Electronic. Potential alternatives within the same family include variants with different speed grades or memory configurations, such as the TE0745-03-71I31-A. Verify mechanical and electrical compatibility with existing carrier boards before switching to substitute models.