Standardized Electronic Module
Item Name Code (INC) 36647
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An electronic device capable of controlling voltage and/or current to produce gain, oscillation or similar integral functions. It consists of a collection of electronic parts such as capacitors, resistors, coils, relays, transistors, semiconductor devices, and microcircuits in a single replaceable package. The configuration, physical dimensions, and electrical parameters of the item have been standardized in accordance with Government and/or Industry specifications and/or standards. Excludes items with nonstandardized configuration. It is not subject to disassembly as distinguished from such items as CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY and ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY. Do not use if a more specific item name exists such as AMPLIFIER (as modified), CODER (as modified), MICROCIRCUIT (as modified), and OSCILLATOR (as modified).
Additional Information for Standardized Electronic Module
Standardized Electronic Modules are pre-designed and pre-manufactured electronic components that can be easily integrated into various electrical and electronic systems. These modules are typically developed to meet specific industry standards and specifications, ensuring compatibility and interoperability with other components and systems.
In the supply class Electronic Modules, there are various types of standardized electronic modules available, including:
1. Power Modules: These modules provide power conversion and regulation functions, such as DC-DC converters, AC-DC converters, and voltage regulators. They are commonly used in power supply units, battery chargers, and other power management applications.
2. Communication Modules: These modules enable communication between different devices and systems. Examples include Ethernet modules, Wi-Fi modules, Bluetooth modules, and GSM/GPRS modules. They are widely used in IoT (Internet of Things) applications, wireless communication systems, and networking devices.
3. Sensor Modules: These modules incorporate sensors for measuring physical quantities such as temperature, pressure, humidity, motion, and light. They are commonly used in environmental monitoring systems, industrial automation, and consumer electronics.
4. Display Modules: These modules consist of display panels and associated control circuitry, providing visual output for information and data. Examples include LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) modules, OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) modules, and LED (Light-Emitting Diode) modules. They are widely used in digital signage, industrial control panels, and consumer electronics.
5. Interface Modules: These modules facilitate the connection and interaction between different devices and systems. Examples include USB (Universal Serial Bus) modules, RS-232 modules, and I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) modules. They are commonly used in computer peripherals, industrial automation, and embedded systems.
These are just a few examples of standardized electronic modules available in the supply class Electronic Modules. They offer convenience, reliability, and time-saving benefits by providing ready-to-use electronic components for various applications in the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components industry.