NEW EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY Introduces Compact COM Express Computer Solution for Rugged Mobile I/O Applications Such as Robots, Small UAV, Vehicle and Wearable Systems

Encinitas, CA (PRWEB) April 22, 2011

NEW EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY is pleased to announce the A-Brain mobile compact computer baseboard compatible with COM Express compact size standard computer modules. New Embedded Technology designed this unit specifically for such rugged mobile computer applications such as Androids, Robots, UAV and wearable computers where extended temperature, shock and vibration were a critical factor of the environment. It is also excellent for fixed outdoor settings requiring a small size and in an environment that is not friendly to regular computers such as security monitoring, RFID control, green energy data acquisition, outdoor Kiosk, and harsh external research data collection. The A-Brain features a baseboard only 95mm square and includes on the top I/O side two low profile RJ45 Gigabit LAN connectors, Mini-PCIe I/O board socket with hard screw/nut mounting and standard Type II CF IDE Flash for diskless booting. Also available are two SATA ports with one standard and one locking connector. Included on multiple locking connectors are eight USB 2.0 ports, Four RS-232 ports, VGA, 8 digitally buffered GPIO, and RESET/POWER/External LEDs multi-use connection. The fourth serial port can also become a RS-422/485 interface as a factory option.

 

The A-Brain is unique due to the capability of utilizing any embedded COM Express CPU module that meets the PCMIG standard for its processing while providing additional I/O expansion particular to the mobile and military market. The unit is ideal when used with a passive cooling plate with Compact size 95mm by 95mm SBC modules. Whether the application requires a high-end dual core processor, a low power Intel Atom processor or an Arm processor, New Embedded Technology can provide a system solution to match a specific requirement. Power can be provided to the A-Brain through a small locking 12-pin power connector with a cable adapter available, able to be connected to any ATX power supply. New Embedded Technology can also provide internal DC-DC mounted ATX power supplies, the size of a quarter coin, with models available to be powered by 12V regulated, 24-28V and 12V battery power sources and up to 120W of ATX output.

 

Key features of the A-Brain board include:

 


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