TXRZ

• High Performance
  64-bit Arm Cortex-A cores, plus powerful 3D graphics engine and video engine capable of supporting up to 4K UHD, to offer the highest performance
• Wide Coverage
  Entry-level RZ/G2L Group 3 products equipped with Cortex-A55 with improved processing performance have been newly added to the RZ/G2 lineup
• High Reliability
  Built-in Error Correction Code (ECC) for internal and external memory, which is essential for high-reliability mission critical systems
• Super Long Term Support (SLTS)
  Applying Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) Linux, the Linux kernel will be provided with over 10 years of support
• Verified Linux Package
  Renesas verifies and provides a Linux package that combines CIP and Linux basic software. Minimize your Linux maintenance resources

Scalability

Often, devices are required in different performance and price classes. This is where Ka-Ro’s TX standard comes into its own. With one single hardware design, embedded engineers can produce a range of pin- and software-compatible products. Ka-Ro introduced the TX CoM standard over six years ago. Until today, the Ka-Ro Starter Kit V has served as the unchanged development environment for all Ka-Ro TX modules, underlining Ka-Ro’s long-term product and family strategy. All TX modules can be used on a TX development kit, which enables great scalability and flexibility.

Reduce to the max

The philosophy behind Ka-Ro’s TX CoM family is to reduce a CoM down to the absolute minimum of components. In doing so, application designers and engineers using Ka-Ro CoM's can achieve maximum flexibility. Ka-Ro TX CoM modules solely feature the processor plus memory and the power supply. Any additional functions can be added to the base board.

Longevity

This focus on CoM's with a minimum number of components is on the one hand the key to very competitive pricing, on the other hand it enables Ka-Ro to ensure long-term availability. While processor manufacturers like Renesas offer a long-term availability of 10 to 15 years, this must also apply to any further components integrated onto a module or these must be available via second sourcing and without any necessary software alterations. With these components integrated on a module, as is the case with many other manufacturers, this long-term availability is at risk or - from the very beginning - cannot be guaranteed.