ARM SBC

ARM-based single-board computers are the backbone of modern embedded products, prized for low power draw, high integration, and rich I/O. This tag covers SoCs from multiple vendors, board form factors, and the software stacks that keep products maintainable for years. We explain boot flows, device trees, kernel choices, and BSP maintenance; compare CSI/MIPI/PCIe connectivity; and show how to tune governors and DVFS for stable real-time behavior. Power budgeting, battery operation, and thermals for fanless designs are treated with measured data, not guesses. Readers will also find guidance on containerizing services, OTA update strategies, and how to run ML inference efficiently on ARM CPUs, NPUs, and integrated GPUs.