Embedded Board eXpandable

Computer form factors
Listed by PCB size (mm)
WTX (356×425) AT (350×305) Baby-AT (330×216) BTX (325×267) ATX (305×244) SSI CEB (305x267) EATX (Extended) (305×330) LPX (330×229) microBTX (264×267) NLX (254×228) Ultra ATX (367×244) microATX (244×244) DTX (203×244) FlexATX (229×191) Mini-DTX (203×170) EBX (203×146) Mini-ITX (170×170) EPIC (Express) (165×115) Mini ATX (150×150) ESM (149×71) Nano-ITX (120×120) COM Express (125×95) ESMexpress (125×95) ETX (114×95) XTX (114×95) 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)

Embedded Board eXpandable (EBX) is a standardized computer form factor.

This format was created for embedded computer systems by a consortium including Motorola and Ampro. EBX systems typically were embedded PowerPC or PowerQUICC based.

The system board is specified as 8 × 5.75 inches (203 × 146 mm). It incorporates a PC/104-Plus connection subset for peripheral expansion. Optional connectors for PCMCIA are allowed.

References

http://www.pc104.org/ebx_specs.php

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