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Posted byHenry-DavisFeb 28, 2011
How important is power consumption in embedded systems? On an individual piece of equipment every watt can be important. Reducing power consumption reduces heat, which may eliminate heat sinks, but more importantly improves component life expectancy. When you consider the effect of large quantities of small numbers the effect can be staggering. For example, there are about 10 million medical instruments using embedded processors shipped every year. A power savings of just one watt per new medic...Read More
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Posted byMaury_WrightAug 16, 2010
Embedded system engineers that contemplate a system design based on Intel® Architecture (IA) processors have a broad choice of both form factors and processor feature sets. The ever-increasing integration of more features on chip means that design teams can get the latest in processor technology in very small packages. Compact designs based on the latest Intel® QM57 Express Chipset can deliver advanced features such as video support for industrial-control applications or media-centric...Read More
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Posted bykentonwillistonJul 1, 2010
Intel® Active Management Technology ( Intel® AMT ) is a set of hardware and firmware features that lets administrator access and manage remote systems such as digital signage, point-of-sale (POS) terminals, kiosks, and ATMs.  Among other features, Intel AMT allows administrators to power remote systems on and off, install software updates, and troubleshoot problems.  The recently-released Intel® AMT 6.0 adds a number of important new features to this list.  In thi...Read More
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Posted bykentonwillistonMay 7, 2010
Welcome to the final installment in my top hardware picks from ESC. Part 1 looked at small form factor boards and modules, while part 2 looked at high performance parts. In this final roundup, I’ll note some of my favorite panel PCs and industrial computers. I’ll also share the wildest demo I saw at the show.   Let’s start with those panel PCs. There was a wide selection of panel PCs at the show, but three models caught m eye for their unusual designs and features. Fi...Read More
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Posted bykentonwillistonMay 6, 2010
Welcome back to my three-part series on the best of ESC. In part 1 I looked at my favorite small form factor boards and modules. This time I’ll reveal my top high-performance hardware picks.   Let’s start with the Intel® Core™ i7-based boards and modules. My top pick here is the IEI KINO-QM57A Mini-ITX single-board computer (SBC) for digital signage. This is one of the first embedded products to support the brand-new remote KVM (Keyboard, Video and Mouse) featu...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: atom, emerson, industrial, xeon, single_board_computer, digital_signage, computer_on_module, adlink, adlink, telecom, IEI, i7, blog, Hardware
Posted bysleibsonJan 12, 2010
Harsh, demanding environments often typify many industrial computer applications. Remote sites can offer little or no protection from severe weather conditions or heat. Computers that are not designed to tolerate harsh conditions simply cannot be used in industrial applications. Such is the case with most consumer-grade PCs. Typical industrial standards call for an operating temperature range of 0 to 40 °C—far more rugged than called for in consumer computer applications. Consequentl...Read More
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