The ARM Cortex-powered NetBurner Ethernet System-on-Module. Photo: NetBurner
NetBurner introduced its ARM-powered NetBurner embedded Ethernet System-on-Module and associated development kit. The MODM7AE70 is a scalable computing platform for embedded systems and the Internet of Things (IoT). The product aims to accelerate innovation and makes it easy to add Ethernet connectivity to new designs or existing systems. NetBurner's new ARM Cortex-Powered System-on-Module provides a spectrum of support for IoT applications in the manufacturing, energy, robotics, satellite communications, transportation, and automotive industries.
Users can deploy the product for a variety of applications in automation, IoT, IIoT (Industrial IoT), edge computing, fog computing, communications and general device interfacing, and networking. The module can also function as a modern web server or IoT gateway that supports networking, HTTPS, FTP(S), a host of industrial and machine automation protocols, encryption with SSL/TLS v1.2, serial communication (RS-232/485), I2C, SPI, and more.
"Netburner has always been a pioneer in the Internet of Things," said engineer, Jonathan Cox. "Our new ARM-powered module draws from over 20 years of experience, and was developed to provide our customers with an easy-to-use ARM-based solution so they may quickly and successfully build and scale sophisticated yet reliable embedded IoT applications, products and automated systems. Combined with the release of our latest custom Real-Time Operating System and Development Suite, and the addition of the new remote configuration system, it's never been easier to get your projects up and running. At Netburner we feel that our customers' success is the key to our success. Every new product release or update is made with this philosophy at heart."