Eben Upton Talks about the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

Introducing the New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

The Compute Module 4 (CM4) is a highly anticipated and requested addition the the Raspberry Pi lineup.

Eben Upton, CEO, Raspberry Pi Trading and Dominic Plunkett, Senior Principle Hardware Engineer at Raspberry Pi Trading are excited to introduce and talk you through the new Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4!

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mayermakes 10 months ago in reply to chris-okwind

I suggest you ask the manufacturer directly for that info or contact your sales representative at Farnell/Newark for that info.
I would not bet on someone from RPI coming across this comment by chance.
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chris-okwind 10 months ago

Hi,

First of all, thank you for creating this wonderful product !

We use it in an industrial context at our company, where we manufacture 2-axis solar trackers. I had a question about the estimated lifetime of the CM4 (MTTF) module.

The aim is to estimate the functional lifetime (known as MTBF, Mean Time between Failure), "Mean time between two consecutive failures".

A failure is something related to hardware (not software).

This is an important marker for us. It enables us to anticipate a maintenance strategy, in particular with regard to the proper management of spare parts stocks and their cost of ownership...

We need to make an overall estimate of the MTBF of our controller, which includes the host electronic board, the CM4 module and the casing, all in an outdoor environment (-25°C to 50°C).

To sum up, we just want to have an estimate of the CM4's MTBF, which we can then integrate into our overall MTBF of the controller (if your estimate is at room temperature, for example, we'll extrapolate for higher range of temperatures).

I'm aware that this type of information can be confidential, but an estimate would suffice.

Thanks for your help

Christophe
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mayermakes over 1 year ago in reply to amlagam

1. What you are showing is not the Official I/O Board, its best to contact the manufacturer(designer ) of that board.

2. I'm only a User of this Forum like you. You need to contact someone that has actual affiliation with the product you have trouble with.
here we can only give advice from the User perspective , since I'm not using the same board as you Iḿ unable to advise for your specific case. I was expecting that you mean the real I/O board provided by Raspberry pi.
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amlagam over 1 year ago in reply to mayermakes

New battery connected, can you share your mail id so we can share full details with image.
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mayermakes over 1 year ago in reply to amlagam

Do you have the Battery connected? without keeping power alive, the RTC cannot hold any state itself.
If the Battery is inserted and full, touching the board might be an ESD event that resets the RTC chip, this implies improper grounding in your setup/the person operatiing it.
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amlagam over 1 year ago

We using Compute Module, 4 I/O Board, Raspberry Pi, BCM2711, ARM Cortex-A72 in our instrument,

We have facing some issue please guide us,

Issue:-

we have set date time we switch off instrument and touch finger touch pcb any point, after that start instrument,

date time reset
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mayermakes over 4 years ago in reply to e14phil

my Spidey sense expects a stereoscopic camera project....
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e14phil over 4 years ago in reply to mayermakes

Its pretty cool, PCIe!! They broke it out and DUAL camera. WOW
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mayermakes over 4 years ago

Ah tahts a much more compelling offering than before, I can see myself designing some stuff around it.
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