Reasons to Choose System-on-Module | Millennium Semiconductors



1. Accelerated Manufacturing:

While in the process of developing an embedded system, you incur a significant amount of effort in configuring the CPU infrastructure. With advancements and improvements in semiconductor technology, designing these microprocessors has become even more challenging and time-consuming. 

Here, SOMs play a role. They help avoid the extra production time required to design a multi-faceted and sophisticated CPU subsystem. Additionally, using SOM technology helps maintain quality. 


2. Considerable Cost-Savings:


Using a pre-developed SOM helps reduce or eliminate costs related to engineering and manufacturing a chip-down CPU infrastructure. You can easily switch them out with minimal changes required to the carrier board. Hence, SOMs can help lessen the risk of a finished product going end-of-life due to a CPU turning redundant, a memory or a flash chipset. Thus, you avoid the need for total redesigning and save costs in the long run.


3. Reduced Market Time:


You’ve already seen that SOMs help expedite the manufacturing process. However, that isn’t the only reason they are as popular. In addition to reducing manufacturing time, System On Module  reduce the time required to finish goods to market. As a result, manufacturers can launch their products and start earning revenue quickly. 


4. Efficient Performance:


In applications that involve the use of AI, there’s a need for a system that offers high performance and performs efficiently without requiring AI developers to be hardware specialists. SOMs prove useful here. They provide a comfortable and intuitive design environment. Additionally, they offer the necessary compute power while maintaining the flexibility to exchange AI models. Many leading System On Module providers offer built-in applications that can make these possibilities a reality.


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