The New ARCX1100 from Acromag Features a COM Express Type 10 CPU with Four Industrial I/O Modules
April 21, 2020
News
Acromag's fanless PC is SWAP-C optimized with an Intel Atom CPU module and four AcroPack ruggedized mini PCIe I/O expansion slots for a variety of data acquisition applications.
Acromag introduces a new rugged, small form factor (SFF) embedded computer system with modular I/O for signal processing, communication, and control functions. The ARCX1100 is supported by an Intel Atom E3950 (Apollo Lake) processor. The PC is optimized for size, weight, power, and cost (SWaP-C) with a COM Express Type 10 CPU and four slots for Acromag's plug-in AcroPack I/O modules.
Features:
- (2) RJ45 gigabit Ethernet;
- (2) USB 3.0;
- (2) RS232;
- mini DisplayPort and audio ports;
- M.2 and SATA data storage connectors;
- (4) 68-pin VHDCI connectors securely route field I/O to the AcroPack modules without any loose internal cables to interface a mix of analog, digital, serial, FPGA, avionics, and other I/O signals.
- Size with an integrated removable SSD bay is 7.6 x 7.6 x 3.25 inches and 4.55 lbs;
- Fanless, extended temperature operation from -40 to 71°C
For more information, visit: https://acromag.com/shop/embedded-i-o-processing-solutions/embedded-computers/arcx1100-rugged-small-form-factor-embedded-computer-features-intel-atom-cpu/
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