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PC/104 module boasts cost-effective performance

An Impulse Corporation product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Aug 30, 2005

The PFM-620S is a small yet powerful computing platform that further proves Aaeon's reputation as a cost effective manufacturer of innovative industrial computer boards.

Available now from Impulse is Aaeon's highest specification PC/104 module, the PFM-620S.

This small yet powerful computing platform is extremely well priced and further proves Aaeon's reputation as a cost effective manufacturer of innovative industrial computer boards.

The PFM-620S uses the Intel Ultra Low Voltage Celeron fanless processor at 400 or 650MHz clock speeds offering high performance at low power ideal for embedded computing applications.

System memory up to 512Mbyte is supported via the 144-pin SODIMM SDRAM socket.

The PFM-620S also supports both VGA and 18/36bit LCDs (DSTN/TFT) with 32Mbyte shared memory through the Via VT8606 chipset.

Resolution up to 1280 x 1024 is supported.

Additional I/O includes 10/100Base-T Ethernet, two serial ports (one RS232, one RS232/422/485), two USB ports and Type I CompactFlash support for solid-state storage.

The module also supports UDMA33 IDE hard disk drives and one multimode (ECP/EPP/SPP) parallel port.

Further peripheral expansion is achieved through the onboard PC/104 or PC/104+ connector.

The PFM-620S measures just 115 x 96mm and is powered from a single 5V supply for easy integration to existing sources.

It operates at 0 to 60C, and has built in hardware status voltage and temperature monitoring.

Pricing starts from just GBP 170 and delivery is direct from stock.

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