Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3
The original Compute Module carried BCM2835 whereas the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 is equipped with the 1.2GHz BCM2837 in addition to an impressive 1GByte RAM. This performance of the CPU is 10 times that of the original processor that featured the CM1. The Raspberry Pi CM3 has been designed in accordance to the Raspberry Pi 3 hardware specs.
Features
- 2GHz BCM2837 (10x faster than the BCM2835)
- 1HByte RAM
- DDR2 SODIMM (Standard) form factor
- eMMC Flash 4GByte (On-Module)
- Backward compatibility
- Designed to suit Raspberry Pi 3 hardware specs
Connectivity Support
- 48-Pin GPIO
- 2x UART
- 1x HDMI
- 1x USB2 HOST and OTG
- 2x I2C
- 2x SPI
- 1x SMI NAND Interface
- 1x CSI Camera Interface (4-lane – max. 15Gbps per lane)
- Dimensions (L x W) = 67.6mm x 31mm
Description
For those who don’t know, the compute modules are the SoMs modules featuring DDR2-SODIMM-mechanically-computible system. The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3, like its siblings, contains a processor, Ram, and eMMC flash, primarily to help developers customize form factors as per their requirements. The computing modules from Raspberry Pi feature additional I/O interface supporting Raspberry Pi boards with increased functionality. These modules really lift the developers to a new level.
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