Industrial PCs Boost Performance

July 3, 2009
C66xx series Industrial PCs (IPCs) are designed to increase PC-based control performance with flexible, user-friendly hardware. 
The C66xx series includes two versions with either the Intel Core2 Duo or Core2 Quad processors on the vendor’s ATX motherboard. These control cabinet PCs are equipped with top-performance components and are available in two versions: the C6640 with a more compact design, and the C6650 with up to two hard drives built into removable frames, making the PC suitable for RAID applications. Measuring just 370x305x200mm (14.6x12x7.9in.), the C6640 is the more compact Industrial PC in the C66xx series. All connections face upward, so that the connection cables can be fed directly into the cable channel. Adding only slightly to the width and height, the C6650 is equipped with two hard drives built into removable frames, which together with the on-board RAID controller, form a RAID 1 system with two mirrored hard drives. Beckhoff Automation LLCwww.beckhoffautomation.com/c66xx952.890.0000

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