Embedded Automation Computers with PCI Interfaces

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Embedded Automation Computers with PCI Interfaces

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Two new embedded automation computers, the UNO-3072A and UNO-3074A with Intel Atom D510 processor, feature 2GB DDR2 RAM with an integrated RAID 0/1 controller for two 2.5 in.

SATA hard drives and an external SATA port for additional storage. They are able to work in temperatures ranging from -10 ~ 60°C (14 to 140°F) and with shock/vibration absorbers for data storage security. Both are designed with 2 Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports to fulfill EtherCAT and real-time operating system requirements; 4 external USB 2.0 ports, 1 internal USB port, VGA display, programmable LED I/O indicators, isolated DI/DO, and 2 or 4 PCI slots, respectively, for peripherals.

COMPANIES IN THIS ARTICLE: Advantech Corporation

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