Product category:
Embedded Computing and Control
News Release from: Parvus Corp | Subject: SpacePC 1451 and 1453
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 10 February 2005
Embedded boards optimised for extreme
applications
The SpacePC 1451 and 1453 are PC/104-Plus single board computers based on the new Ultra Low Voltage Intel Celeron Tualatin processor and Intel 815E chipset.
Parvus is to release two additional PC/104-Plus single board computers (SBCs) based on the new Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) Intel Celeron Tualatin processor and Intel 815E chipset: the SpacePC 1451 and 1453 These new embedded processor boards will deliver an optimised design for fanless operation, shock/vibration resistance and high reliability in extreme environments
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 22 May 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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The SpacePC 1451 and 1453 boards will come equipped with high-speed networking and serial bus controllers for applications with high data transfer, high-speed networking or bandwidth intensive requirements.
The SpacePC 1451 will integrate a total of eight USB ports (six USB 2.0 and two USB 1.1 ports), along with a Fast Ethernet controller.
The 1453 CPU, alternatively, will offer both a Gigabit (1000Mbit/s) Ethernet controller and a Fast Ethernet (10/100Mbit/s) controller, along with four USB 1.1 ports.
For reliability, neither board will require active cooling.
Power consumption is kept low at approximately 8.0W.
Both boards will be offered in standard (0 to +50C) and extended (-40 to +80C) temperature formats.
RAM will be soldered directly onto the boards to guarantee compatibility, enhance thermal performance, and ensure operation under shock and vibration stress when used in mobile applications.
Other standard features include a VGA video interface, two serial ports, AC97 audio interface, auxiliary power, keyboard and mouse connectors and two IDE controllers that support any type of IDE Flash device (ie DiskonModule, CompactFlash and Flash Disk).
Both the 1451 and 1453 CPUs are compatible with standard PC x86 and real-time operation systems, such as Windows, QNX, VxWorks and Linux.
Potential applications include real-time industrial control and manufacturing automation, digital video and multimedia data acquisition, portable/mobile data storage, medical/industrial imaging, in-vehicle electronics networking, simulation, robotics, and aviation computing systems, among others.
The SpacePC 1451 and 1453 are expected to be in stock by late Q2 2005.
Prospective customers can place pre-orders now.
Pricing starts at less than $800 each in volume orders of 100-plus units.
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