Wixom, Michigan. Acromag released its XMC-ZU5EV module combining an AMD (Xilinx) Zynq UltraScale+ with a quad-core ARM Cortex A53, a dual-core ARM Cortex R5, and FPGA logic in a single chip. Also included are dedicated processing blocks for graphics and Video.

Growing up in Indiana as a Notre Dame football fan, I remember seeing the hard fought games when the Irish would face the Spartans or Wolverines. Michigan was always a nice destination for me to visit and get some serene camping in while there. And definitely don’t forget the Mackinaw Peaches. Today we are visiting Acromag and learning what they are delivering to its booth (Hall 1, Booth 115), and its solutions will last way longer than the two weeks.

Rugged, rear I/O version of this 10GbE Network Interface Card (NIC) mezzanine module is available offering KX4 backplane connections to Intel's XL710 Ethernet Controller.

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.