Vital Rugged COM Express Module with QorIQ P1022

Functional Safety Architecture: Fail-Safe
The CB30C is a single-processor board with a fail-silent design. The functional safety architecture is based on monitoring all safe CPU subsystem environmental conditions, e.g., voltages and temperature. If safe operation of the CPU subsystem cannot be guaranteed, the safe supervisor (SUPV) removes the power of the subsystem, ensuring all external communications are stopped.
The SUPV also ensures it is only possible to exit the safe state in a controlled manner. If an overvoltage is detected the CB30C is placed in a non-recoverable disabled state and needs to be shipped to MEN for inspection before possibly returning to the field.
An onboard event logger helps to analyze errors while reducing software overhead.

Rugged COM Design for Harsh Environments
The computer-on-module comes in a robust aluminum cooling frame and cover that shields the COM against EMC and provides a cooling interface for integration in fanless systems. With all components soldered, its small form factor and low power consumption, the board is ideal for embedded applications in severe environments. Its full EN 50155 compliance up to class TX gives it a focus on rolling-stock applications.

Solid Connectivity and I/O
With its focus on safe design, the CB30C still offers ample I/O functionality, including two or three Gigabit Ethernet and PCI Express interfaces, two SATA channels, up to four USB 2.0 ports, UARTs and general-purpose I/O. DVI or LVDS can be implemented for graphics functions. Up to 2 GB DDR3 SDRAM with ECC support and a soldered eMMC storage device round out the CPU.

Standardized VITA 59, COM Express based
Being a VITA 59 standard computer-on-module, the CB30C complies with the COM Express Basic form factor and type 6 pin-out. A COM.0 COM Express version is also on offer.
For evaluation and development purposes a microATX carrier board, the XC15, is available.