Board Lineup · 2.5-inch SBC
2.5-inch industrial SBCs
100 × 72 mm — the credit-card-size end of the lineup. Four models pair Alder Lake-N and Twin Lake with the Phytium E2000Q domestic platform, soldered LPDDR4/5 up to 16 GB, and wide-temperature operation from a single 12–24V rail — built for gateways, IoT nodes and tight OEM cavities.
SIZE 100×72 MM · MODELS 4 · PLATFORM ALDER LAKE-N / TWIN LAKE / PHYTIUM E2000Q · DC 12-24V
AD742A · LPDDR5 16GB · I226-V 2.5G · POE OPTIONAL
Why 100×72
The credit-card-size workhorse
- One-cable installs: the AD742A’s single i226-V 2.5G port with optional PoE powers and links a sensor node over one cable, while the PDM-5110 carries a PoE PSE header for 48V camera and sensor branches.
- Soldered memory: LPDDR4/5 up to 16 GB is fixed at order time, so nothing loosens on a vibrating gateway box or a machine arm — and there is no socket to stock spares for.
- Small-panel power: DC 12V on the AD742A and FTEQ20A, DC 12–24V on the PDM-5110 — the same brick that feeds the enclosure’s display and peripherals can run the board.
- Two platforms, one footprint: Intel Alder Lake-N / Twin Lake for mainstream industrial stacks, plus the Phytium E2000Q on the FTEQ20A for builds that need Kylin and a domestic supply chain.
Model Overview
Four small boards, one small footprint
Values per the English specification sheets. The UT1002AW is in engineering sampling — its row stays pending until the datasheet ships, and its card links to our contact form.
| Model | CPU Platform | Memory | Displays | LAN | Power | Operating Temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AD742A | Alder Lake-N / Twin Lake, N100 / N305 / N150 | Onboard LPDDR5, 16GB | HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz + LVDS/eDP | 1× Intel i226-V, PoE optional | DC 12V, 60W | −20/+60°C |
| FTEQ20A | Phytium E2000Q, 4-core (2× FTC664 + 2× FTC310) | Onboard LPDDR4, 4/8GB | HDMI 1080p + eDP + LVDS 24-bit | 1× Ethernet | DC 12V | −20/+60°C |
| UT1002AW | Data sheet pending | Data sheet pending | Data sheet pending | Data sheet pending | Data sheet pending | Data sheet pending |
| PDM-5110 | Alder Lake-N / Twin Lake, N97 / N100 / N150 / N305 (6-15W) | Onboard LPDDR5-4800, 16GB | Mini-DP + HDMI 2.0 + Type-C, 4K@60Hz; LVDS/eDP | 2× Intel i226-V | DC 12–24V, 60W | −20/+60°C |
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The 2.5-inch lineup
AD742A
Alder Lake-N / Twin Lake · N100-N150
LPDDR5 16GB, single 2.5G i226-V with optional PoE.
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FTEQ20A
Phytium E2000Q · 4-core
Domestic 4-core SoC, Kylin support, 2× CAN, LPDDR4 4/8GB.
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UT1002AW
Data sheet pending — ask us.
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PDM-5110
Alder Lake-N / Twin Lake · N97-N305
Dual 2.5G i226-V, LPDDR5-4800, PoE PSE header, DC 12-24V.
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2.5-inch SBC, answered
Anything from a DIN-rail box to a wall-mount IoT terminal — the footprint is about the size of a credit card. The AD742A is designed to mate with the Q-BOX-S5 system, and every board keeps its power and I/O on one edge so routing inside a tight cavity stays predictable.
Yes, at order time: the AD742A offers LPDDR5 up to 16 GB, the FTEQ20A ships with 4 GB or 8 GB LPDDR4, and the PDM-5110 carries LPDDR5-4800 up to 16 GB. There is no socket, so specify the capacity for the full service life of the unit.
On two of the four models: the AD742A’s i226-V LAN can be ordered with PoE, and the PDM-5110 exposes a PoE PSE header, so a single cable can feed and link a nearby camera or sensor without an external injector.
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A credit-card-size board for a tight cavity?
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