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New President for SGET e.V.
Munich, Germany, 28 September, 2020: The SGET e.V., a technical consortium hosting and developing specifications for embedded computer technology, announces a change in the management of the organization. Wolfgang Eisenbarth, founding member of SGET and president since 2017, retires from his position for personal reasons. During his time in office, the SGET has grown to 47 member companies and 5 active working groups. The complete SGET management would like to [...]
SMARC module 2.1.1 specification released today
The SDT.01 released today the SMARC module specification in Version 2.1.1. It is a minor release that fixes one issue that was recently found in SMARC 2.1 specification. You can download SMARC module 2.1.1 specification directly from our SMARC module site.
SGeT enhances COM module specification for SMARC 2.1
SGeT, the Standards Group for Embedded Technologies e.V., updated the specification for its famous SMARC modules to support new features and interfaces while maintaining full backward compatibility to the previous version. One of the major changes is to alternatively allow for SERDES signaling over the last two PCIe lanes. This will allow to add two extra ethernet ports or to connect high speed sensor data as proposed by the automotive [...]
SMARC module 2.1 release
The updated SMARC module specification Rev 2.1 was released March 23, 2020. It’s fully backward compatible to Rev. 2.0 and introduces some new functions. Changes from Rev. 2.0 to 2.1: Incorporated Errata 1.1 Rev. 2 (2/9/2017) Updated signal tables Added pin number Added power domain Updated content Added termination information Added details for eDP[0:1]_HPD Added SERDES as alternative function for PCIeC and PCIeD Added MDIO Interface Updated power domains and power [...]
The traditional SGET Meeting at embedded world 2020 is cancelled
Due to the fact that many visitors and exhibitors will not participate on embedded world, we will cancel the traditional informal SGET meeting. Save the date: The annual meeting will take place on May 14th 2020 in Munich!
Start of new Working Group
24th of July SGET starts to call for participating to a new Standard Development Team. A new form factor for solder-down modules is going to enable a cheaper and easier way of creating the upcoming devices for many industries. For more information, please visit: Call for participation
See us at electronica 2018 in Munich
Dear SGET Member, We are pleased to inform you that SGET will join the electronica 2018 event in Munich from Nov 13 - 16 as an exhibitor. Please visit us in hall B5 booth 140. In cooperation with five SGET members, AAEON, E.E.P.D., Kontron, MSC Technologies and Portwell, we will present embedded technology trends and standards including: Qseven, SMARC, eNUC and our new UIC live demo. In case you [...]
SGET e.V. elects new board at annual meeting and proposes revised Intellectual Property Rules
Munich, 25 June – On 14 June 2018, at the annual General Meeting of the Standardization Group for Embedded Technologies e.V. (SGET), the new management board was elected. For the next three-year term, the following members will serve (pictured from left to right): Wolfgang Eisenbarth (Portwell) as Chairman, Christian Eder (congatec AG) as First Deputy Chairman, Martin Unverdorben (Kontron) as Second Deputy Chairman, Martin Steger (iesy GmbH) as Treasurer, Mark [...]
SGET e.V. elects new board at annual meeting and proposes revised Intellectual Property Rules
On 14 June 2018, at the annual General Meeting of the Standardization Group for Embedded Technologies e.V. (SGET), the new management board was elected. For the next three-year term, the following members will serve (pictured from left to right): Wolfgang Eisenbarth (Portwell) as Chairman, Christian Eder (congatec AG) as First Deputy Chairman, Martin Unverdorben (Kontron) as Second Deputy Chairman, Martin Steger (iesy GmbH) as Treasurer, Mark Swiecicki (Data Modul [...]
Universal IOT Connector (UIC) with new specification Version 1.0
SGeT releases new Universal IOT Connector (UIC) specification Version 1.0. The group’s first purely software standard sets a new innovation milestone in universal interoperability and functional compatibility for the Internet of Things.