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PC/104 board or other expansion bus

Hello!

I'm searching a PC/104 board with an ARM Device supported by Keil. I found only some boards with a Cirrus CPU and embedded linux, but the Cirrus CPU is not supported by Keil, isn't it? Are there other expandable boards, i would like to have some expansion options for GSM Modem, more analogue inputs, relay outputs and so on... All this stuff just exists for PC/104. Maybe someone could give me some tips ;-)

KR Wilfried

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  • Hi, I found also only this one, but the Keil ARM-MDK and RL-ARM does not support the Cirrus CPUs? My problem is, that I would like to start 2 projects, a heater control and an irrigation control. For both projects I need an ethernet interface, a rtc and a lcd interface. So this would be my motherboard. Then optionally for both projects there should be a GSM modem available. For the heater control I need a lot of analogue inputs for PTCs, for the irrigation control I need a lot of relay outputs and only one analogue input 4-20mA to measure the pressure. Are there other possibilities than the pc/104 bus to realize such expansions? Unfortunately I'm a hardware rookie and I don't have someone who could help me. So for the first step I'd preferr to use some existing pcb's...

    KR Wilfried

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  • Hi, I found also only this one, but the Keil ARM-MDK and RL-ARM does not support the Cirrus CPUs? My problem is, that I would like to start 2 projects, a heater control and an irrigation control. For both projects I need an ethernet interface, a rtc and a lcd interface. So this would be my motherboard. Then optionally for both projects there should be a GSM modem available. For the heater control I need a lot of analogue inputs for PTCs, for the irrigation control I need a lot of relay outputs and only one analogue input 4-20mA to measure the pressure. Are there other possibilities than the pc/104 bus to realize such expansions? Unfortunately I'm a hardware rookie and I don't have someone who could help me. So for the first step I'd preferr to use some existing pcb's...

    KR Wilfried

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