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'''Single-board | '''Single-board computers''' ('''SBCs''') are complete computers built on a single circuit board with [[microprocessors]], [[Computer memory|memory]], [[input/output]], and other features. They are typically used as [[Embedded system|embedded systems]], as they are small, low-cost and low-power. SBCs are used for a variety of applications, a few examples being [[robotics]], [[Industrial control system|industrial control]] and [[home automation]]. They are also commonly used in education, as they are easy to use and can provide a great introduction to programming and computer science. | ||
Some examples of SBCs include: | |||
* [[Raspberry Pi]] | |||
* [[BeagleBone Black]] | |||
* [[ODROID-XU4]] | |||
* [[ASUS Tinker Board]] | |||
* [[NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit]] | |||
Each of these boards has its own unique features but they're all fairly powerful, low-cost and low-power, making them ideal for many applications. Currently the Raspberry Pi being the most popular and widely used. | |||
Latest revision as of 08:50, 29 December 2022
Single-board computers (SBCs) are complete computers built on a single circuit board with microprocessors, memory, input/output, and other features. They are typically used as embedded systems, as they are small, low-cost and low-power. SBCs are used for a variety of applications, a few examples being robotics, industrial control and home automation. They are also commonly used in education, as they are easy to use and can provide a great introduction to programming and computer science.
Some examples of SBCs include:
Each of these boards has its own unique features but they're all fairly powerful, low-cost and low-power, making them ideal for many applications. Currently the Raspberry Pi being the most popular and widely used.