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PRODUCTS Low-cost COM Express module ADLINK Technology announces the Express-AT, measuring just 125 x 95 mm and fully COM Express type 2 compatible. The Express-AT delivers full functionality, low power consumption, and a guaranteed production life of seven years at a very modest price. The Express-AT is based on an Intel ® Atom Processor N270 at 1.6 GHz supporting Intel ® SpeedStep and Hyper-Threading technologies. The cost-effective Mobile Intel ® 945GSE Express chipset complements the functional core of the module with a very complete feature set. The Express-AT is positioned as an entry-level COM Express module for systems that require a full set of graphics features. The module comes with integrated support for high-resolution CRT, single/dualchannel LVDS and TV-out (SDTV and HDTV). Primary focuses for application areas are medical diagnostics and medical imaging, gaming, industrial automation, test and measurement, video pre-processing and industrial control. more information: www.datarespons.com/590 Nexcom Atom solutions in vertical markets Nexcom introduces the NISE2000 industrial fanless computer and VTC6000 invehicle computer based on Intel Atom processors for space-critical, harsh industrial and mobile applications. Owing to the low power consumption and small packaging of the Atom processor, the NISE2000 and VTC6000 have a revolutionary compact design and robust performance for industrial and vehicle requirements where space is limited and the environment is harsh. The NISE2000 features Intel’s Atom N270. The Atom N270 is compatible with the 945GSE chipset and is poweroptimised for cost-effective embedded solutions. With long lifetime support, power-efficient graphics, and rich I/O capabilities, the Atom N270 is an excellent choice for embedded vertical markets ranging from industrial control, digital signage, kiosks and point of sales. The VTC6000 is based on the ultra-lowpower Intel Atom Z5xx series. Taking advantage of the Atom Z5xx series’ low power capabilities and small packaging, the VTC6000 allows a wide temperature range in use in a more compact design. Nexcom also offers a complete range of Atom solutions, including the NDiS120 digital signage player, MRC2100 tablet PC, EBC540 5.25” board, EBC340 3.5” board, and ICES170 ETX and ICES270 COMExpress modules. more information: www.datarespons.com/591 High-density analogue I/O solution Tews Technologies increases its range of high-density analogue I/O solutions with the introduction of the TPMC553. The Data Respons partner Tews Technologies is a solutions provider of embedded I/O and CPU products based on open architecture standards such as PMC, IndustryPack (IP), CompactPCI, standard PCI, and VME. The standard single-width 32-bit PMC module provides 32 or 16 channels of 16-bit analogue outputs. The TPMC553 is ideal for applications in industrial, transportation, and aerospace/defence COTS fields. All signals are accessible through an HD68 SCSI-3 type front I/O connector. The software-selectable output voltage ranges are 0–5 V, 0–10 V, 0–10.8 V, ±5 V, ±10 V or ±10.8 V. The output voltage range can be individually set per channel. The conversion time is typically 10 µs and the DAC outputs are able to drive a load of 2 kΩ, with a capacitance up to 4000 pF. more information: www.datarespons.com/592 10 DATA RESPONS | INTERRUPT #1 2009
PRODUCTS MAGMA: the next frontier for Embedded Computing In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult to identify applications without a communications component. From data gathering, processing and reporting to data management, the necessity for communications applications has grown across all industries. Recognising the potential for the rapid expansion of the embedded ecosystem, the Embedded Computing business of Emerson Network Power has kicked off its MAGMA (Military, Aerospace, Government, Medical and Automation) initiative to encourage the adoption of embedded computing solutions into markets beyond the wireless and wireline telecoms business, where Emerson is already an acknowledged leader. Because each of these five areas represents such a significant market, it is critical to focus upon areas where embedded computing is an integral part of a network-centric application. For example, the doctrine in the military is to ultimately connect every combatant in the theatre of operations to provide realtime reconnaissance data, engagement scenarios and battle-readiness. Similarly in healthcare, diagnostic equipment is moving outward from central hospitals toward rural clinics, shopping malls and even the home, thereby making communications essential. more information: www.datarespons.com/593 AAEON’s Intel Atom based series of products AAEON announces the debut of a series of Intel ® Atom processor-based products available in the most popular embedded form factors such as Mini-ITX, EPIC, SubCompact 3.5” (ECX), XTX and COM CPU modules, as well as PC/104. The debut of the Intel Atom processor ushers in a new era of mobile computing, with AAEON leading the way into vertical market segments previously dominated by RISC technology. AAEON is releasing eight new products for the embedded market: COM-U15, NanoCOM-U15, COM-945GSE, XTX-945GSE, PFM-945C, GENE-9455, EPIC-9457, and EMB- 9459T. These products all adopt Intel Atom processors and have a wide application range. more information: www.datarespons.com/594 Use of displays in challenging environments As the capabilities of technology increase, GE Fanuc want their solutions to perform new tasks – and to perform those new tasks in locations and environments that were previously unthinkable. Perhaps the primary example is in military applications, where computing is widely deployed in tanks, in aircraft, in submarines and in helicopters, in environments that are subject to harsh extremes of temperature, pressure, vibration and so on as well as the ingress of moisture and particles. It is not just the military that requires this kind of rugged computing, however: it is also widely deployed for applications such as energy exploration – oil and gas – where the environment is often a rough ocean or an inhospitable desert. These environments make particular demands of display systems and flat-panel computers. They must be resistant to corrosion from the atmosphere, as well as to dirt, dust, sand, spray, sleet, snow and so on. In many cases, they must be capable of being operated by a gloved hand. In specific environments, they must even be explosion-proof. In very cold environments, they need to be equipped with heaters in order to maintain operation. more information: www.datarespons.com/595 11
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