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Acme Systems srl

We design and build Made in Italy Linux embedded Systems On Module since 2005

Low power Linux embedded SOM

Our Systems On Module integrate the most complex parts of an Embedded Linux system to reduce drastically the development time of your hardware designs. Long term availability, low power consumption, low EMI, high reliability, ROHS, Reach and CE compliance.

RoadRunner

Microchip SAMA5D27
Cortex A5 @ 500 MHz
DDR3L RAM 256 MB
QuadSPI up to 128MB
Size: 40x30 mm
Plug-in module
200 pins 0.4 mm pitch
TFT with touch capabilities
Fully open source software
Boot from QUAD SPI and/or external microSD

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Acqua

Microchip SAMA5D31/D36
Cortex A5 @ 536 MHz
DDR2 RAM 256/512 MB
Nand FLASH 0/256 MB
Size: 53x53 mm
Plug-in module
150 pins 1.27 mm pitch
TFT with touch capabilities
Fully open source software
Boot from microSD or NAND flash

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Aria

Microchip AT91SAMG25
ARM9 @ 400 MHz
DDR2 RAM 128/256 MB
Size: 40x40 mm
SMT module
96 pins 1.27 mm pitch
Fully open source software
Boot from external microSD or serial flash

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Arietta

Microchip AT91SAMG25
ARM9 @ 400 MHz
DDR2 RAM 128/256 MB
Size: 53x25 mm
Plug-in module
40 pins 2.54 mm pitch
Fully open source software
Boot from microSD

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Application carriers for Raspberry Pi Compute Module CM3L and CM3L+

CM3-Panel

Thin and cheap 7 inch PC panel designed for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3

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CM3-Home

Home Automation carrier board designed for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3

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Other boards

Led RGB controller for Raspberry Pi

HAT-A3 is the Acme Systems version of the Active-3 board designed by Henner Zeller to control a RGB led display with a standard Raspberry Pi 3.

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Yarm 868 MHz radio module

Yarm is a smart and cost effective solution for system integrators to build their own RF applications at 868 MHz avoiding all the hardware design costs requested to start a new custom RF project.

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Legacy Linux single board computers

These boards are not suggested for new applications but are still maintained under production for the customers that already use them for their products.