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I/O-rich open-frame industrial panel PC targets harsh environments

August 31, 2020 By Aimee Kalnoskas

12.1-inch Industrial Panel PC with Intel Atom E3800 Processor and PC/104-Plus expansion.

Innovative embedded computing leader WINSYSTEMS today unveiled an I/O-rich open-frame industrial panel PC for extreme operating temperatures. The rugged PPC-12-413 single-board computer is unique among panel PCs in providing PC/104-Plus expansion ability while harnessing the power of the Intel Atom E3845 CPU and offering up to 8G DDR3L of system memory. These capabilities are coupled with the Intel® Gen7 Graphics Driver and control for a 12.1-inch TN LCD panel with resistive touch screen.

The PPC3-12-413 maintains the same 12″ x 8.6″ x 1.90″ (31.12 cm x 21.85 cm x 4.82 cm) dimensions as earlier WINSYSTEMS 12″ panel PC offerings without sacrificing flexibility. It provides highly dependable, full operation in temperatures of -10C to +70C without having to attach an external heatsink or fan. Furthermore, the unit can perform in environmental conditions of -30C to +85C when the touch screen is not being used.

The high-performance design includes four multiprotocol serial ports supporting RS-232/422/485 interfaces, 48 GPIO lines with Event Sense, dual gigabit Ethernet controllers, seven USB 2.0 ports, and an LPT port. Expansion options span PC/104-Plus, dual MiniCard sockets and one shared mSATA socket. It requires +5 volts DC input power.

Filed Under: Applications, Industrial, Microcontroller Tips Tagged With: winsystems

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