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CTOnews.com, September 27 (Xinhua)-- AMD has officially launched the Kria K24 embedded Core Board (SOM), which is smaller in size and consumes 2.5W power than the previous K26 embedded core board. It is officially announced that it is suitable for cost-sensitive industrial and commercial user applications.

▲ drawing source AMDCTOnews.com Note: embedded core board (SOM), or "System-on-Module", refers to providing all kinds of core components needed by embedded system on a single PCB circuit board, including CPU, GPU, memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, extensible GPIO, peripherals and so on. It is an ideal choice to embed various terminal systems.

AMD said that its Kria series products have a long history and rich models. As the latest member of the Kria series embedded core board, Kria K24 pays more attention to the design of size, power consumption and cost. Using InFO package, the size is "greatly reduced" compared to Kria K26, only the size of the bank card.

The power consumption of ▲ image source AMDKria K24 is 2.5W, which is equivalent to "half" of Kria K260. It is suitable for industrial motor control, medical equipment, sensor fusion, factory automation multi-axis robot and other scenarios.

AMD also claims that Kria K24 and Kria K26 are compatible with each other, support four USB 3.0 TPM 2.0 interfaces, provide hardware trust root, TPM 2.0 and other security functions, adaptive SoC processors are based on custom Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC architecture, integrated quad-core A53 chip, dual-core R5F CPU processor, with AI inference depth neural network processing unit.

▲ source AMD is castrated compared to Kria K26 Kria K24, with 132 I / Os reduced, memory support halved to 2GB LPDDR4 ECC, commercial version priced at $250,350 (current CTOnews.com Note: about 1828 yuan) and industrial version priced at $350 (currently about 2559 yuan).

▲ diagram source AMD

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