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Product category: Embedded Computing and Control
News Release from: Arbor Technology Co | Subject: EmCORE-i761
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 22 July 2005

Core module adds daughters for fast
customisation

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The EmCORE-i761 embedded board is based on the Intel Pentium M processor, and offers a very short time-to-market solution for OEM customers.

New from Arbor Technology, the EmCORE-i761 embedded board is based on the Intel Pentium M processor, and offers a very short time-to-market solution for OEM customers The EmCORE-i761 embedded board concept of off-the-shelf core modules combined with custom-made daughterboards reduces product development time for a full custom solution

Target markets for the EmCORE-i761 are network communication, medical, instrumentation, transportation, electronic automation and POS.

The EmCORE-i761 is based on the Intel 852GM and Intel ICH4 chipset and supports both Intel Pentium M processors at 1.4 to 2.0GHz and Intel Celeron M processors from 600MHz to 1GHz.

Both chipset and processor are parts of the Embedded Intel Architecture (IA) that warrants long production life for applications that need extended availability.

The module supports CRT/LCD dual displays, 10/100Base-TX Ethernet, Ultra DMA 33 ATA EIDE, six USB 2.0 interfaces, AC97 audio, serial/parallel ports, PS2 keyboard/mouse and PCI expansion bus.

The EmCORE-i761 standard supports embedded features such as RS232 console redirection, one PCI interface to support three PCI masters and 18 to 48bit dual channel displays.

It can be available with custom made daughterboards that have extra RS232 ports and 16bit programmable digital I/O.

All modules are supported by board support packages for Microsoft Windows XP Embedded, Windows CE.NET and Linux.

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