5th Generation Intel® Intel®


HD Graphics 6000


Core™


Processor Die Map Core Core


Processor Graphics


Shared L3 Cache* Memory Controller I/O *Cache is shared across both cores and processor graphics Figure 3. A single m ulti-chip package, the 5th generation Intel® Core™ i7-5620U processor delivers PC-class performance, HD graphics, and high-quality sound for space- and power-constrained embedded applications.


combines a powerful dual-core CPU and platform controller hub (PCH). This single multi-chip package delivers PC-class performance, HD graphics, and high-quality sound for space- and power-constrained embedded applications (Figure 3). Combined with architectural enhancements, the new process technology enables 5th generation Intel®


processors to deliver stunning graphics performance and faster video conversion compared to the previous generation.


Core™ The integrated Intel® HD Graphics 6000 engine provides an improved


architecture and an additional VDBOX unit (multi-format video codec). The combination delivers smoother visual quality, extremely fast media transcode performance, and outstanding HD media playback. Intel® Clear Video HD technology and Intel®


Quick Sync Video 2 add visual


quality and color fi delity enhancements for video quality that captivates viewers. Codec support includes VP8 and HEVC/H.265. As for the latest APIs, the processor supports DirectX 11.2 and OpenGL 4.3.


Remote Manageability and Security The Intel®


Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) built into the


Intel Core i7-5650U processor gives these systems an advantage in remote management. Intel AMT enables operating system-absent manageability and down-the-wire security even when the system is powered off, the operating system is unresponsive, or software agents are disabled. Technicians can roll back fi rmware images with Intel’s remote management and maintenance capabilities and ease provi- sioning of the media player via remote host capabilities.


The processor provides a host of advanced security solutions to protect media players against malware intrusions and running unauthorized software. These security features include Intel® Technology (Intel®


Trusted Execution TXT), Intel® OS Guard, and secure boot support.


For information on the IBASE SE-92 Extreme Environment Digital Signage Player, see intel.com/SD-ibase-SE-92. For information on the IBASE SE-602 Extreme Environment In-Vehicle Digital Signage Player, see intel.com/SD-ibase-SE-602


To learn more about bringing intelligence and manage- ability to digital signage, see intel.com/embedded-digital signage


Contact IBASE


IBASE Technology (intel.com-MR-ibase) is an Associate member of the Intel®


Internet of


Things Solutions Alliance. Founded in 2000, IBASE Technology is an ISO 9001-, ISO 13485-, and ISO 14001-certifi ed company that specializes in the design and manufacturing of industrial PC products for OEMs and ODMs. Product offerings include single-board computers, Mini-ITX boards, disk-size SBCs, COM Express CPU modules, embedded systems, panel computers, and network appliances. Markets include automation, digital signage, gaming, entertainment, medical, in-vehicle, and networking.


intel.com/embedded-innovator | Embedded Innovator | 13th Edition | 2016 | 33 Time to Go Extreme


Extreme environments call for extreme digital signage players. These IBASE solutions offer digital signage manufacturers a way to expand their markets to in-vehicle and outdoor locations in harsh weather conditions. Powered by the 5th generation Intel Core pro- cessor, these players bring the graphics performance of today’s leading digital signage solutions to places where only static signs once dared to go.


Engine, and Memory Controller


System Agent, Display


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