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Page 107 ACCES I/O Intros PCIe Watchdog Timer Card
San Diego, CA — ACCES I/O Products has intro- duced a new dedicated watchdog timer card for PCI Express (PCIe) computer systems, the PCIe- WDG-CSMA. The card can be used to monitor the operation of application programs, as well as oper- ating systems and can be configured to initiate a system reset in case of lockup. In addition, the PCIe-WDG-CSMA can moni- tor a variety of system hardware parameters, such as voltage, humidity, temperature, and light. Common applications include military and mis- sion-critical devices, industrial automation, asset management and tracking, medical, and embed- ded devices. The PCIe-WDG-CSMA includes four general-
purpose, optically-isolated digital inputs, two isolat- ed FET outputs to control/switch external devices, two non-isolated digital I/Os, six dedicated A/D inputs, which includes a security light sensor that can be used to detect if the darkened interior of an enclosure is opened. Available accessories include
cables and screw terminal breakout adapter boards for quick and easy con-
Avnet
Releases Upgraded Module for IoT Security
Phoenix, AZ — Avnet has introduced the next generation of its trusted platform module (TPM) security peripheral module (Pmod). The cost- effective and production-ready com- ponent enables advanced hardware root-of-trust platform integrity, remote attestation and cryptographic services for industrial Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Applications include factory automation, smart cities, smart grids, and health care.
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nectivity. Customization options include conformal coating, custom software and product labeling.
The PCIe-WDG-CSMA supports most operat-
ing systems and includes a free Windows and Linux and macOS compatible software package. This package contains sample programs and source code in C#, Delphi and Visual C++ for 32- and 64-bit Windows. Also provided is a graphical setup program in
Windows. Linux support includes installation files and samples for programming from user level through an open-source kernel driver. Third party support includes a Windows standard DLL interface usable from the most popular application programs, and includes LabVIEW VIs. Embedded OS support
includes the family of Windows operating systems. Contact: ACCES I/O Products, Inc., 10623
Roselle Street, San Diego, CA 92121 % 858-550-9559 fax: 858-550-7322
PCIe-WDG-CSMA watchdog timer card.
E-mail:
cpersidok@accesio.com Web:
www.accesio.com
TPM V2.0 security peripheral module (Pmod).
Based on Infineon’s OPTIGA
TPM SLP9670 2.0 security solution, Avnet’s TPM V2.0 security Pmod con- tains an enhanced serial peripheral interface (SPI) to the Zynq® Ultra - Scale+™ MPSoC from Xilinx. This is included on Avnet’s Ultra Zed™ sys- tem-on-module (SoM). Cybersecurity is a make-or-break
issue with today’s IoT solutions. By combining the technology from Infineon and Xilinx, Avnet is offering designers the security needed for edge- to-cloud connections in a cost-effective
package that is easy to implement. Contact: Avnet, Inc., 2211 S.
47th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034 % 480-643-2000
E-mail:
customer.care@
avnet.com Web:
www.avnet.com
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