Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 ---The Best Half Size Card SBC for industrial control,automation and Mil/COTS

      

Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 is a fan-less, small size, low power, rugged-design Half-Size-Card single-board computer which is the best solution for embedded systems in industrial control, industrial automation, factory automation, transportation, Mil/COTS, telecommunication, instrumentation, CNC machines, MMI, HMI(Human Machine Interface), CTI (Computer Telephony Integration), machine tools applications.

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Do you have a problem with renewing or upgrading your ISA Half-Size single-board computer under the current operating system such as Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, and Window 7(32 bits)? Today, Acrosser Technology announced its new fan-less ISA Half-Size single-board computer, AMB-VDX3H2, based upon the ultra-low-power Vortex86DX3 processor with wired networking capability which can solve your problem at a reasonable price. 

 

Specifications for the AMB-VDX3H2 include:

• Onboard DM&P Vortex86DX3 1GHz dual-core
• Onboard DDR3 512MB SDRAM
• PC/104 & ISA Interface
• 2 x COM, 4 x USB 2.0, VGA, 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN
• IDE, CF, mSATA(Reserved) storage.
• Operating Temp. 0~60oC (32 ~140oF)
• OS Support: Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, Window 7(32bits), DOS.

 

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The Half Size Card SBC for industrial control,automation and Mil/COTS---Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2

    

Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 is a fan-less, small size, low power, rugged-design Half-Size-Card single-board computer which is the best solution for embedded systems in industrial control, industrial automation, factory automation, transportation, Mil/COTS, telecommunication, instrumentation, CNC machines, MMI, HMI(Human Machine Interface), CTI (Computer Telephony Integration), machine tools applications.

For more information about AMB-VDX3H2, please go to our Youtube channel for more detail:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF37n61fmsM

 

 

Do you have a problem with renewing or upgrading your ISA Half-Size single-board computer under the current operating system such as Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, and Window 7(32 bits)? Today, Acrosser Technology announced its new fan-less ISA Half-Size single-board computer, AMB-VDX3H2, based upon the ultra-low-power Vortex86DX3 processor with wired networking capability which can solve your problem at a reasonable price. 

 

Specifications for the AMB-VDX3H2 include:

• Onboard DM&P Vortex86DX3 1GHz dual-core
• Onboard DDR3 512MB SDRAM
• PC/104 & ISA Interface
• 2 x COM, 4 x USB 2.0, VGA, 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN
• IDE, CF, mSATA(Reserved) storage.
• Operating Temp. 0~60oC (32 ~140oF)
• OS Support: Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, Window 7(32bits), DOS.

 

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【Product Video】AMB-VDX3H2 --a Half Size Card SBC for industrial control,automation and Mil/COTS

  

Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 is a fan-less, small size, low power, rugged-design Half-Size-Card single-board computer which is the best solution for embedded systems in industrial control, industrial automation, factory automation, transportation, Mil/COTS, telecommunication, instrumentation, CNC machines, MMI, HMI(Human Machine Interface), CTI (Computer Telephony Integration), machine tools applications.

For more information about AMB-VDX3H2, please go to our Youtube channel for more detail:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF37n61fmsM

 

 

Do you have a problem with renewing or upgrading your ISA Half-Size single-board computer under the current operating system such as Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, and Window 7(32 bits)? Today, Acrosser Technology announced its new fan-less ISA Half-Size single-board computer, AMB-VDX3H2, based upon the ultra-low-power Vortex86DX3 processor with wired networking capability which can solve your problem at a reasonable price. 

 

Specifications for the AMB-VDX3H2 include:

• Onboard DM&P Vortex86DX3 1GHz dual-core
• Onboard DDR3 512MB SDRAM
• PC/104 & ISA Interface
• 2 x COM, 4 x USB 2.0, VGA, 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN
• IDE, CF, mSATA(Reserved) storage.
• Operating Temp. 0~60oC (32 ~140oF)
• OS Support: Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, Window 7(32bits), DOS.

 

For more information about AMB-VDX3H2, please go to our online inquiry system: https://www.acrosser.com/en/Contact/Inquiry

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AMB-VDX3H2 ISA Half-Size SBC which can support Window XP and 7

    

Do you have a problem with renewing or upgrading your ISA Half-Size single-board computer under the current operating system such as Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, and Window 7(32 bits)? Today, Acrosser Technology announced its new fan-less ISA Half-Size single-board computer, AMB-VDX3H2, based upon the ultra-low-power Vortex86DX3 processor with wired networking capability which can solve your problem at a reasonable price. 

Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 is a fan-less ISA Half-Size SBC with PC/104 & ISA Interface featuring the latest generation DM&P® Vortex86DX3® 1 GHz SOC processor with Onboard DDR3 512MB SDRAM and 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN.

The AMB-VDX3H2 offers a full and legacy ISA bus following PC/104 2.6 specifications and supports IDE, mSATA, and CF card storage. The SBC is equipped with VGA (DB15) along with 4 USB 2.0 ports, 1 RS-232/422/485 serial port, and 1 RS232 serial port. There’s also 1 PS/2 port (or 1 JST connector), 1 FPIO, 1 PC/104 Expansion Slot, and 1 ISA golden finger.

 

Specifications for the AMB-VDX3H2 include:

• Onboard DM&P Vortex86DX3 1GHz dual-core
• Onboard DDR3 512MB SDRAM
• PC/104 & ISA Interface
• 2 x COM, 4 x USB 2.0, VGA, 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN
• IDE, CF, mSATA(Reserved) storage.
• Operating Temp. 0~60oC (32 ~140oF)
• OS Support: Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, Window 7(32bits), DOS.

 

Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 is a fan-less, small size, low power, rugged-design single-board computer which is the best solution for embedded systems in industrial control, industrial automation, factory automation, transportation, Mil/COTS, telecommunication, instrumentation, CNC machines, MMI, HMI(Human Machine Interface), CTI (Computer Telephony Integration), machine tools applications.

For more information about AMB-VDX3H2, please go to our online inquiry system: https://www.acrosser.com/en/Contact/Inquiry

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Acrosser announced a new ISA Half-Size SBC which can support Window XP and 7

  

Do you have a problem with renewing or upgrading your ISA Half-Size single-board computer under the current operating system such as Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, and Window 7(32 bits)? Today, Acrosser Technology announced its new fan-less ISA Half-Size single-board computer, AMB-VDX3H2, based upon the ultra-low-power Vortex86DX3 processor with wired networking capability which can solve your problem at a reasonable price. 

Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 is a fan-less ISA Half-Size SBC with PC/104 & ISA Interface featuring the latest generation DM&P® Vortex86DX3® 1 GHz SOC processor with Onboard DDR3 512MB SDRAM and 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN.

The AMB-VDX3H2 offers a full and legacy ISA bus following PC/104 2.6 specifications and supports IDE, mSATA, and CF card storage. The SBC is equipped with VGA (DB15) along with 4 USB 2.0 ports, 1 RS-232/422/485 serial port, and 1 RS232 serial port. There’s also 1 PS/2 port (or 1 JST connector), 1 FPIO, 1 PC/104 Expansion Slot, and 1 ISA golden finger.

 

Specifications for the AMB-VDX3H2 include:

• Onboard DM&P Vortex86DX3 1GHz dual-core
• Onboard DDR3 512MB SDRAM
• PC/104 & ISA Interface
• 2 x COM, 4 x USB 2.0, VGA, 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN
• IDE, CF, mSATA(Reserved) storage.
• Operating Temp. 0~60oC (32 ~140oF)
• OS Support: Window XP, Window Embedded CE 6.0, Window 7(32bits), DOS.

 

Acrosser AMB-VDX3H2 is a fan-less, small size, low power, rugged-design single-board computer which is the best solution for embedded systems in industrial control, industrial automation, factory automation, transportation, Mil/COTS, telecommunication, instrumentation, CNC machines, MMI, HMI(Human Machine Interface), CTI (Computer Telephony Integration), machine tools applications.

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The global market of self-driving and Internet of Vehicles will reach 800 billion US dollars in 2030

The global market of self-driving and Internet of Vehicles will reach 800 billion US dollars in 2030. At present, many manufacturers in the world have invested in the development of technology in the field of self-driving vehicle platforms, including Intel and IBM.
A self-driving car, also known as an autonomous car, or driverless car, is a vehicle that is capable of sensing its environment and moving with little or no human input. An automated driving system is a complex combination of various components that can be defined as systems where perception, decision making, and operation of the automobile are performed by electronics and machinery instead of a human driver.
Automated driving systems combine a variety of sensors to perceive their surroundings, such as radar, computer vision, Lidar, sonar, GPS, odometry and inertial measurement units. Furthermore, this kind of complicated system includes handling of the vehicle, destination, as well as awareness of surroundings. While the automated system has control over the vehicle, it allows the human operator to leave all responsibilities to the system. Advanced control systems interpret sensory information to identify appropriate navigation paths, as well as obstacles and relevant signage.
Introducing an automated driving system is of great benefit for transportation businesses in several perspectives, for example, it would reduce operating costs, traffic collisions, and needs for parking space, but it would increase safety, mobility, customer satisfaction, the fuel efficiency of the vehicles, and optimized insurance costs. All benefits are significant to organizations and businesses.
Because automated driving systems are so complicated and sensitive, the automated driving system integrators need partners with years of experiences in network appliance and in-vehicle computer. Acrosser technology, founded in 1987, is a pioneer in the evolution of industrial computing. For several decades, ACROSSER has provided innovative network appliances and in-vehicle computer solutions to over thousands of customers, helping them reducing the time-to-market and gaining higher competence to win the market.
To know more information about Acrosser advanced solutions for network appliances and in-vehicle computers, please contact us directly via online inquiry: http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.html

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Power plant market with new embedded technology

The market for Rotork valves and actuators has been strong in almost every segment of the power sector, especially hydropower. "Hydroelectric has really been a nice technology business for us," Kundin said. "A lot of hydro upgrades have quietly gone on at a lot of the existing stations."

They work in harsh environments, and they get little or no recognition. But their impact on power plant efficiency can be significant. Valves and actuators are critical in almost every aspect of single board computer. They are used in a wide range of applications, including pollution control, feed water, cooling water, chemical treatment, bottom ash and steam turbine control embedded systems. They are exposed to a variety of chemicals, abrasive materials and very high temperatures. They are critical in optimizing efficiency, and they are often the final control element in the operation of a power plant. The move toward electric actuators has led to the creation of more digital networks for controlling these types of actuators. But the transition has been slow, Kundin said.
"The power industry was probably one of the last industries to embrace digital networks," he said. "Today, it's almost more of a standard to see the electric actuators controlled over a digital network than traditional wiring."



refer to: http://www.power-eng.com/articles/print/volume-117/issue-8/features/opportunities-to-improve-efficiency.html

Threats you should be aware of

“One of the biggest threats is the administrative threat, caused by vulnerabilities related to having a super user or super password that can access every file,” he says. “Industry and government are moving away from super users due to leaks that have occurred. If that super user or super password is compromised embedded computer, every piece of data in a system is vulnerable. At SafeNet we assume someone is bound to get in, so we work at encrypting each object so even when they get in they can’t wreak havoc with the data. The more granular you drive the encryption, the less exposure your data will have to malicious attacks.”

refer to : http://mil-embedded.com/articles/cloud-security-the-dod/

10 GbE technology enables a standard solution

Virtualization trends in commercial computing offer benefits for cost, reliability, and security, but pose a challenge for military operators who need to visualize lossless imagery in real time. 10 GbE technology enables a standard zero client solution for viewing pixel-perfect C4ISR sensor and graphics information with near zero interactive latency.

For C4ISR systems, ready access to and sharing of visual information at any operator position can increase situational awareness and mission effectiveness. Operators utilize multiple information sources including computers and camera feeds, as well as high-fidelity radar and sonar imagery. Deterministic real-time interaction with remote computers and sensors is required to shorten decision loops and enable rapid actions. A zero client represents the smallest hardware footprint available for manned positions in a distributed computing environment. Zero clients provide user access to remote computers through a networked remote desktop connection or virtual desktop infrastructure. Utilizing a 10 GbE media network for interconnecting multiple computers, sensors, and clients provides the real-time performance and image quality required for critical visualization operations. The cost of deploying a 10 GbE infrastructure is falling rapidly and 10G/40G has become the baseline for data center server interconnect. Additionally, deploying common multifunction crew-station equipment at all operator positions brings system-level cost and logistics benefits. The following discussion examines the evolution to thinner clients and the path to a real-time service-oriented architecture, in addition to looking at zero client benefits and applications.

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refer to : http://mil-embedded.com/articles/10-real-time-remote-desktops-c4isr/#utm_source=Cloud%2Bmenu&utm_medium=text%2Blink&utm_campaign=articles

International Exhibition Center about ACROSSER

ACROSSER Technology announces our participation in 2013 the Embedded Systems Expo and Conference (ESEC) from May 8th to the 10th. The event will take place at the Tokyo International Exhibition Center in Tokyo, Japan. We warmly invite all customers to come and meet us at the west hall, booth number: WEST 10-61.Contact：
http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.html

The embedded computer future is active

The embedded computer future is active

At the Fleck Connection Congress, Intersil's embedded computer elaborated on active cable interconnects as a way to address many of the challenges. In active cables, small silicon ICs are embedded in each end. The silicon restores signals that have been attenuated over the length of the cable. Active copper-based cables can be used for the lowest cost and lowest power applications while active optical fiber-based cables are ideal for the longest distances. Data centers are already embracing active cables to overcome embedded computer of existing solutions. The consumer embedded computer is more cost sensitive and thus more hesitant to use active cables, but the driving need for ultra-thin product profiles and I/O density are making active cables the only option.

refer to: http://vita-technologies.com/articles/connect-trends-challenges-solutions-advancing-performance/

Rich meal on open source market with embedded techniques

Embedded platform distributions – To eat or not eat?

Evaluating options, refining the OSS palate

Finding potentially useful code represents only half the challenge. Developers must also vet discovered code across a variety of parameters to determine if it is technically and legally viable. Factors to consider include code size, language, and quality; community history and dynamics; software licensing; and provenance.

Code size – Legacy embedded designs face severe constraints on code size. While tumbling DRAM and flash memory prices have made parsimonious provisioning a concern of the past, embedded software still benefits from compact code. Memory and storage eaten up by utility and infrastructure code are unavailable for differentiating software and for end-user content.

Because OSS starts with source code, the memory footprint of a given project or softwarecomponent isn’t always obvious. Moreover, today’s device-based software stacks can contain ingredients cooked up in traditional compiled/assembled languages (C, C++, assembly), byte-code executed Java, and scripted/interpreted languages (PHP, Python, Lua, and so on).

refer to: http://embedded-computing.com/articles/eating-open-source-buffet/#at_pco=cfd-1.0

Innovation in automotive IVI is making a lot of heads turn

The speed of innovation in automotive IVI is making a lot of heads turn. No question, Linux OS and Android are the engines for change.

The open source software movement has forever transformed the mobile device landscape. Consumers are able to do things today that 10 years ago were unimaginable. Just when smartphone and tablet users are comfortable using their devices in their daily lives, another industry is about to be transformed. The technology enabled by open source in this industry might be even more impressive than what we’ve just experienced in the smartphone industry.

 The industry is automotive, and already open source software has made significant inroads in how both driver and passenger interact within the automobile. Open source stalwarts Linuxand Google are making significant contributions not only in the user/driver experience, but also in safety-critical operations, vehicle-to-vehicle communications, and automobile-to-cloudinteractions.

 

Figure 1: Software complexity in IVI systems continues to grow. Today, the IVI system of an S-Class Mercedes has 100m lines of code. By 2015, it is expected to be 300m. A Linux-based solution, capable of scaling to handle the complexity, is mandatory.

 

Figure 2: An example of smartphone in-dash tethering: Drivers use the same smartphone apps in the vehicle as they do on their own smartphone, which provides a great deal of familiarity.

Figure 3: There are several ways to include Android (Android apps) in a Linux-based IVI solution. One method, which is becoming increasingly more popular, is using Linux Container Architecture. Here, Android sits as a guest OS on top of the Linux kernel. Privileges and permissions are tightly controlled.
refer:http://embedded-computing.com/articles/automotive-source-drives-innovation/

How about dimension in operating systems?..

Given the increased complexity of processors and applications, the current generation of Operating Systems (OSs) focuses mostly on software integrity while partially neglecting the need to extract maximum performance out of the existing hardware.

Processors perform as well as OSs allow them to. A computing platform, embedded or otherwise, consists of not only physical resources – memory, CPU cores, peripherals, and buses – managed with some success by resource partitioning (virtualization), but also performance resources such as CPU cycles, clock speed, memory and I/O bandwidth, and main/cache memory space. These resources are managed by ancient methods like priority or time slices or not managed at all. As a result, processors are underutilized and consume too much energy, robbing them of their true performance potential.
1.An advanced performance management solution
2.Extending to more dimensions
3.Implementation on VMX Linux
4.Benchmarks show the results
refer:
http://embedded-computing.com/articles/performance-management-new-dimension-operating-systems/