The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 IoT Router Carrier Board Mini is a compact solution for internet expansion, designed with a footprint of just 55 x 62mm. Despite its size, it retains the Raspberry Pi's signature GPIO pin header, allowing seamless integration with actuators, sensors, and smart cooling fans. With the ability to connect to a gigabit network card via PCIe, it efficiently provides two full-speed gigabit network ports. This setup offers superior performance, reduced CPU usage, and enhanced operational stability compared to traditional USB network cards.
Designed for versatility, the board provides comprehensive connectivity options with a USB2.0 interface, supporting devices such as mobile hard drives, printers, WIFI modules, and LTF modules. With OpenWRT open-source router software included, it can be effortlessly configured as a dedicated router, while also supporting Raspberry OS, Ubuntu Server, and various other Raspberry Pi systems. Whether you're deploying a high-performance gateway, a smart router, or constructing a home IoT platform, this board stands as a reliable foundation.
Powered by the robust BCM2711 quad-core 1.5GHz Cortex-A72 processor, along with the extensive software support from the Raspberry Pi community, the board accommodates a plethora of uses. From acting as a mini-NAS and a wireless network bridge to serving as an LTE internet terminal, its potential applications are vast. Just be cautious when working with the CM4 socket, ensuring correct orientation before applying power, to maintain the integrity of the connection.
Brand | DFRobot |
Model | DFR0767-1 |
More info | CM4 IoT Router Board Mini for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Wiki - DFRobot |