System-on-Module
Your go-to System-on-Module for seamless product development
System-on-Module: Compact Computing for Smarter Products
A System-on-Module (SoM) brings the core computing functions of an embedded system, including the processor, memory, and key interfaces, onto a compact module that integrates with an application-specific carrier board. This modular approach reduces the effort involved in developing the computing platform from the ground up and allows engineering teams to focus on product-specific functionality.
Tessolve provides System-on-Module design services spanning SoM development, carrier-board design, hardware and software integration, BSP and device-driver development, validation, and application enablement. Our SoM development expertise supports scalable embedded platforms for automotive, industrial, edge, and connected applications, with solutions tailored to processing, connectivity, interface, and environmental requirements.
Engineered for Scalability and Efficiency
Cost-effective SoM solutions
tailored to your needs
System on Modules (SoM) offers a reliable and cost-effective way of developing
embedded products. Tessolve has SoM offerings based on leading Arm-based System
on Chips (SoC) which can be targeted for various embedded applications.
Customers can buy SoM alone from Tessolve and develop the full system around
that on their own OR use Tessolve’s engineering expertise along with SoM to develop
full-fledged end to end ODM product.
Modules & Boards
SoM & Evaluation boards for rapid market entry
and product launch
Our offerings at Tessolve include a diverse selection of System on Modules (SOMs) compliant with SMARC, Q7, OSM, and Nano standards. Alongside the modules, we supply application boards for straightforward evaluation and a comprehensive software suite with BSP, SDK, and API. This integrated solution supports efficient development and accelerates time to market. Our SOMs are available in both Industrial and Automotive temperature grades to address different application needs.
AM62x
i.MX6
i.MX8
S32G2/G3
RT1176
SD210
SD820
SD845
QCS6490
RZ-V2H
I500
Genio 700
Genio 700
Development Cycle
Product Realization (PR) Studio –
your product, we realize
Advantages
Superior modules engineered
for significant benefits
Ready to Use
compute solution along with Application Boards
Out of the Box
BSP, APIs & SDK support
Standardized
offerings based on industry-based standards like SMARC or OSM
Customized Solutions
via form factor-driven Application Boards
Accelerates
time to market
Robust & Reliable
solutions with extreme operating conditions
Long-term
availability & support
FAQs
1. What is a System-on-Module (SoM)?
A System-on-Module integrates a processor, memory, and essential interfaces on a compact module. It connects to a carrier board that provides the application-specific interfaces and functionality required by the end product.
2. What are the benefits of using a System-on-Module?
A SoM reduces hardware design effort, simplifies system integration, and can shorten product development cycles by providing a reusable, pre-integrated computing platform.
3. What is the difference between a SoM and a carrier board?
The SoM contains the core processing and memory functions, while the carrier board provides product-specific interfaces, connectors, peripherals, power circuitry, and other application requirements.
4. How is a System-on-Module different from a Single-Board Computer (SBC)?
A SoM is designed to be integrated into a custom carrier board, while an SBC typically provides the processor, memory, interfaces, and connectors on a standalone board for direct use.
5. What System-on-Module design services does Tessolve provide?
Tessolve provides SoM design services covering module and carrier-board development, hardware-software integration, BSP and driver development, validation, and application enablement.
6. Which applications can Tessolve’s SoM solutions support?
Tessolve develops SoM-based platforms for automotive, industrial, edge computing, HMI, connectivity, and other embedded applications requiring scalable processing and interfaces.
7. Does Tessolve support software development for System-on-Modules?
Yes. Tessolve supports BSP, device drivers, operating-system enablement, SDK integration, and application development for SoM-based embedded platforms. Tessolve’s S32G2 platform, for example, includes Linux/BSP and SDK support.
