XTX

XTX is a computer-on-module (COM) standard for x86-based embedded devices. XTX adds PCI-Express, SATA, and LPC capabilities. The standard was promulgated by Advantech Corporation, Ampro,[1] and Congatec.

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## References

1. ↑ "Single Board Computers - Computer-on-Modules - Extreme Rugged, Rugged and Industrial - Ampro Computers". 12 February 2009. Archived from the original on 12 February 2009. https://web.archive.org/web/20090212190701/http://ampro.com/.

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* Official website
* "Next-gen computer module standard gains momentum" on LinuxDevices.com
* Supplier of Extreme Rugged and Industrial XTX products

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Computer form factors

Listed by PCB size (mm)

Desktop/Workstation|

* AT (351×305)
* ATX (305×244)
* EATX (Extended) (305×330)
* Baby-AT (330×216)
* WTX (356×425)
* BTX (325×267)
* Ultra ATX (367×244)

Small form factor|

* LPX (330×229)
* SSI CEB (305x267)
* NLX (254×228)
* MicroATX (244×244)
* FlexATX (229×191)
* DTX (203×244)
* MicroBTX (264×267)
* Mini-DTX (203×170)
* EBX (203×146)
* Mini-ITX (170×170)
* Mini ATX (150×150)
* Mini-STX (140×147)

Embedded|

* EBX
* EPIC (Express) (165×115)
* ESM (149×71)
* Nano-ITX (120×120)
* COM Express (125×95)
* ESMexpress (125×95)
* ETX (114×95)
* XTX (114×95)
* NUC (102×102)
* Pico-ITX (100×72)
* PC/104 (-Plus) (96×90)
* ESMini (95×55)
* SMARC (82×80)
* Qseven (70×70)
* mobile-ITX (60×60)
* CoreExpress (58×65)

* Small Form Factor Special Interest Group

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