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September, 2013 Aitech: Rugged SBC for Intel Core i7 Processor
Chatsworth, CA — Aitech Defense Systems Inc. now offers the C873, a rugged SBC based on Intel’s 4th gen- eration, quad-core Core i7 Haswell processor operating at 2.4 GHz. The single-slot SBC is one of the
first I/O boards to integrate this exceptional computing performance into a rugged, 3U OpenVPX plat- form, offering up to 20 percent more processing over previous generations of SBCs. The Core i7 processor includes
Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 that enables temporary operation at high- er frequencies for enhanced perform- ance. It also has an integrated HD Graphics 4600 core for 2D/3D graph- ics and video processing and provides RGBHV and HDMI/DVI outputs. The C873 is coupled with a Lynx Point QM87 I/O Platform Controller Hub (PCH) that supports legacy and high-speed interfaces enabling sys- tem design flexibility. To best utilize the exceptional
SATA ports and two serial I/O inter- faces as well as eight general purpose discrete I/O lines. An industry-stan- dard PMC/XMC expansion slot enables the integration of additional resources, including memory, I/O or multiple-monarch processor PMCs. The C873 offers some of the
highest memory capacities available on a 3U OpenVPX SBC to support specific application needs as well as mass storage requirements. Up to 16GB of fast DDRL3 SDRAM with ECC protection as well as 64GB of SATA Flash come standard. Two 16MB Flash BIOS ensures reliable system boot, even if the primary device fails. Capable of communicating with
Single-slot SBC I/O board.
performance of the Core i7, the high- performance C873 incorporates a variety of I/O interfaces as well as large memory arrays that comple-
ment the board’s high processing capabilities. Standard I/O includes four GigE ports as well as five USB ports, two
up to eight other PCIe OpenVPX modules without a backplane switch, the C873 is suitable for embedded systems that require a rugged solu- tion coupled with high data and graphics processing requirements. If a switch is used, even more modules
can be accommodated. Contact: Aitech Defense
Systems, Inc., 19756 Prairie Street,
Chatsworth, CA 91311 % 888-248-3248 fax: 818-407-1502 E-Mail:
sales@rugged.com Web:
www.rugged.com
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Thermotron Introduces Portable Shaker for HALT/HASS
Holland, MI — Thermotron Industries has released the RSL-16 Portable Shaker, a portable, inte- grated system for HALT/HASS with a new or existing Thermotron envi- ronmental test chamber with the universal port option.
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Shaker easily fits inside environmental test chamber.
Temperature, humidity, and
repetitive shock vibration testing can be performed over the chamber’s full temperature range of –70 to 180°C. The shaker is removable, allowing the chamber to be used on its own. The 16 x 16-in. (406 x 406mm)
table weighs 150 pounds (68kg) and provides acceleration levels up to 60Gms and 10,000Hz. Users can program and control
temperature, humidity, and vibra- tion profiles on one screen with the company’s Windows®-based 8800
programmer controller. Contact: Thermotron, 291
Kollen Park Drive, Holland, MI 49423 % 616-393-4580 E-mail:
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