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AOM-DK2721-FAA1E

AOM-DK2721-FAA1E

Advantech Corporation
AOM-2721, QCS6490 - MPU Embedded Evaluation Board
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Overview

The AOM-DK2721-FAA1E is a high-performance evaluation kit built around the Advantech AOM-2721 system-on-module featuring the Qualcomm QCS6490 MPU. This platform is designed for advanced IoT applications requiring significant on-device AI processing and multi-camera support. It provides a complete development environment including the main board, power supply, and necessary cables to jumpstart prototyping.

Why Choose This Part

This kit offers a robust development path for the Qualcomm QCS6490 ecosystem, bridging the gap between mobile-grade performance and industrial reliability. It features comprehensive peripheral access and modular design, allowing engineers to validate hardware and software before moving to custom carrier board production.

Applications

Edge AI Gateways
Utilizing the high TOPS performance of the QCS6490 for local machine learning and data analytics without cloud dependency.
Industrial Robotics
Providing the compute power and connectivity needed for autonomous mobile robots and collaborative robotic arms.
Smart Retail Kiosks
Powering interactive displays and vision-based customer analytics through multiple camera interfaces.
Digital Signage
Driving high-resolution displays with complex video decoding and graphical overlays in commercial environments.

Key Specifications

Type MPU
Contents Board(s), Cable(s), Power Supply, Accessories
Mounting Type Fixed
Utilized IC / Part AOM-2721, QCS6490

Getting Started

Developers should begin by setting up the provided power supply and connecting via the debug console. The platform typically supports Linux and Android-based board support packages (BSPs), which can be downloaded from Advantech's technical support portal. Use the integrated high-speed interfaces like USB 3.1 and PCIe to evaluate peripheral performance early in the design cycle.

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