Carrier Boards | SoM Prototyping & UK Integration Support

Carrier Boards for SoM Integration & Prototyping

Carrier boards and carrier board kits are perfect for product development, proof of concept, or to move your embedded design into a commercial product.

Our embedded carrier board kits contain the carrier board, SoMs, cooler and an I/O cable kit, everything you need to get started with development. We also stock suitable AC/DC PSUs and additional storage devices and can preinstall these with the latest development environments on your behalf. Whether you need a standard carrier for evaluation or a custom board for production deployment, we can support both.

Speak to a member of our knowledgeable technical sales team to see how we can support your next project.

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Learn More About Carrier Boards

The most important things to check are module compatibility, the interfaces you need, display requirements and how the board will fit into your wider development or integration plan. Carrier boards are used to expose the connections that turn a System-on-Module into a usable computer platform, including interfaces such as USB, Ethernet and display outputs.

Yes. Carrier boards are commonly used at the early stages of development, but they can also support the transition into a commercial product. For some projects, a standard board is enough to keep development moving, while others use early evaluation hardware before moving to a custom production design.

Yes. Carrier boards can be supplied as complete development kits with modules, cables and power supplies, and additional items such as storage can also be provided. Operating systems and development environments can be preinstalled, with checks carried out before shipping, which helps reduce setup time when the hardware arrives.

Yes. Carrier boards are available for multiple SoM formats, including COM Express and Qseven. That makes them a practical option for customers who want to evaluate different module standards or build around a format that already fits their embedded design strategy.

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