SOM-COMe-BT6-PTL (F36)
Depending on the configuration and following revisions, the features of the board are subject to change. For detailed information on hardware specifications, please visit www.seco.com
SECO SOM-COMe-BT6-PTL is a Computer on Module (CoM) COM Express® Rel. 3.1 Type 6 (Basic form factor) based on Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3 processors (Codename: Panther Lake-H), designed for high performance edge and AI workloads with up to 50 TOPS on Intel NPU5 and up to 180 platform TOPS. 
It supports up to 96GB DDR5-5600 via two SO-DIMM slots, integrated Intel® Graphics with up to 12 3rd Gen Xe Cores, and Intel® IPU 7.5 for concurrent camera management, with up to 4 independent displays and display connectivity including dual Type-C interfaces plus additional DP and eDP or LVDS factory alternatives. 
For expansion and I O, the module provides 2.5GbE with Intel® I226 (with TSN support), up to 2x USB4 40Gbps plus multiple USB 10Gbps and USB High Speed ports, and a PCIe stack that can scale up to 20 lanes with a PEG x8 Gen5 port depending on the selected processor, alongside optional onboard NVMe SSD up to 1TB and optional SATA (commercial temperature modules only).
For ordering purposes, the SOM-COMe-BT6-PTL is referred to by its base code, “F36”.
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