Data Modul AG

Landsberger Str. 322
80687 München
Germany
Tel.: +49 -89-56017 -0
Fax: +49 -89-56017-19

Data Modul AG offers perfectly tuned Embedded Computer Systems based on ARM, Xscale and x86 architectures. With our partners Congatec, Advantech, Avalue, F&S Elektronik Systeme and Toradex we offer a wide selection of embedded boards with different form factors and performance levels. From pre-configured kits consisting of embedded board, display, fitting cable set and inverter/converter up to fully customized baseboard designs Data Modul provides the whole range of embedded solutions.

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Multi-touch technology is entering the industrial market

ARM-based Embedded System Design 2013

ARM-based systems are rapidly gaining popularity in the Embedded Market. This one-day conference with table-top exhibition aims to provide a comprehensive overview about new products, technologies and strategies for ARM-based Embedded System Design.

Requirements Management Roadshow

Establishing a requirements process and the right tool selection are quite often a major challenge. Visit Visure's Requirements Management Roadshow and learn what's really helpful for our daily project work and which tool is the right one for your needs?

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Building the connected factory
Poor interoperability is a major challenge for networking in industrial settings. Find out how to solve the problem with the latest hardware supporting the Intel® Intelligent Systems Framework.

Meeting the increasing security requirements for RTOS
In this webinar Lynux Works introduces the LynxOS 7.0 RTOS which allows developers to embed military-grade security directly into their devices by utilizing features such as access control lists, audit, quotas, local trusted path, account management, trusted menu manager and OpenPAM.

Maximize uptime in the connected factory
Monitoring the many devices that keep today's production lines running in optimal condition is a major challenge. This article will explain how the fanless industrial computers NISE 3640 can be used as a control and communication gateway that links cross automation hierarchy levels to monitor and control the devices connected to it in real time.

Dual-channel colorimeter with programmable gain transimpedance amplifiers and synchronous detectors
This “Circuits from the Lab” paper introduces a dual-channel colorimeter with programmable gain transimpedance amplifiers and synchronous detectors that measures the ratio of light absorbed by the sample and reference containers at three different wavelengths.

Solutions for Sensing Applications
During this webinar, participants will receive an overview on different sensor applications and TI solutions to support them. Through various concrete examples the session will detail the sensing principles and the main design challenges involved.

Benchmarking of in-memory & on-disk databases
Will an IMDS (in-memory database system) with transaction logging outperform a traditional DBMS? Will type of storage – hard disk drive vs. SSD vs. state-of-the-art memory-tier device – affect any performance difference? McObject’s benchmark report answers these questions.

Computer systems for railway applications
More and more electronic systems are being built into trains, the underground, streetcars and buses. If you talk about the overall railway engineering market, you don’t only mean vehicles – in which areas and applications can one find these computers and which functions do they take over? And why are they so different to the office PC or the one at home?

Isolated interface solutions for industrial sensor and monitoring applications
This webinar reviews designs in which isolation is needed to protect personnel and equipment from harsh electrical environments. Presentation will detail interface power requirements and approaches for achieving design objectives.

Efficient remote management for embedded platforms
Out of Band (OOB) remote management can help to optimize the total cost of ownership of distributed embedded platforms. However, existing implementations are normally too costly for embedded systems applications.

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Partitioning a single-chip system for safe and non-safe applications

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