A low-power, high-performance module, the solution features the
AMD Radeon E2400 graphics processor supporting two independent displays and the Conexant CX23888 video capture device.
In addition to AMD (
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Additional features include PCI (
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Extreme Engineering Solutions designs and builds chassis, single-board computers, I/O, power, backplane, and system-level products for embedded computer customers.
Last month, the company
announced the availability of XPedite5501, a conduction-cooled PMC/XMC single-board computer based on Freescale Semiconductor’s (
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Earlier this month, Extreme Engineering Solutions
started shipping XPort6102, a ruggedized XMC storage solution with up to 160 GB capacity. This Solid State Drive (SSD) is capable of operating within the demanding environments of MIL-STD-810F; harsh temperatures and rigorous shock and vibration conditions.
Also, the company announced that it’s shipping XPort6170, a 3U VPX removable storage module carrier, and XPort6190, the complementary SSD removable storage module with support for up to 100,000 insertions and extractions.
Anshu Shrivastava is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Anshu’s articles, please visit her columnist page.Edited by
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