ARCX1100: Rugged, Small Form Factor Embedded Computer Features Intel® Atom™ CPU
Product short description:
- Intel® Atom™ CPU (E3950 Apollo Lake)
- Four I/O expansion slots (AcroPack® or mini PCIe)
The ARCX1100 is a customizable-off-the-shelf (COTS), SWaP-optimized deployable computing solution. This rugged, small form factor computer is designed for a variety of defense and industrial applications.
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ARCX1100: Rugged, Small Form Factor Embedded Computer Features Intel® Atom™ CPU Description
The ARCX1100 rugged, small form factor embedded computer is a customizable-off-the-shelf (COTS), SWaP-C optimized, deployable computing solution.
This rugged, small form factor computer is designed for a variety of defense and industrial applications.
For maximum flexibility, the modular platform combines a carrier card hosting a COM Express Type 10 CPU and a mix of AcroPack I/O modules to support a variety of communication, monitoring and control functions.
Front ports offer easy access to gigabit Ethernet, USB, video, and COM signals. High-density connectors simplify interfacing field signals.
Typical applications include deployable systems such as: vetronics, C4ISR, payload management, as well as command and control for drones and robotics.
The ARCX1100 is perfect as a portable communication system with the ability to add A/D, D/A, discrete I/O, RS-232/485, CAN bus, Ethernet, FPGA, MIL-STD-1553, and other signal interfaces.
Using AcroPack plug-in I/O modules provides a more rugged alternative to mini PCIe modules that eliminates the need for internal cables. More than 25 AcroPack models are available to meet your I/O requirements.
Learn more about the rugged ARCX Series embedded computers
ARCX1100: Rugged, Small Form Factor Embedded Computer Features Intel® Atom™ CPU Features & Benefits
- Intel Atom COM Express Type 10 module (Apollo Lake)
- Four AcroPack / mini PCIe slots for field I/O
- A/D and D/A analog I/O
- Digital I/O and counter/timers
- Serial communication
- Ethernet communication
- CANbus communication
- Mil-STD 1553 and ARINC 429
- FPGA signal processing
- Many more
- Ports available
- Four field I/O 68-pin CHAMP
- Two GbE RJ45 ports
- Mini-DisplayPort
- Two USB 3.0 ports
- Two COM RS232 ports
- One M.2 site
- One SATA connector
- -40 to 71°C extended temperature range
- Wide range DC input power with redundancy
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ARCX1100: Rugged, Small Form Factor Embedded Computer Features Intel® Atom™ CPU Description
The ARCX1100 rugged, small form factor embedded computer is a customizable-off-the-shelf (COTS), SWaP-C optimized, deployable computing solution.
This rugged, small form factor computer is designed for a variety of defense and industrial applications.
For maximum flexibility, the modular platform combines a carrier card hosting a COM Express Type 10 CPU and a mix of AcroPack I/O modules to support a variety of communication, monitoring and control functions.
Front ports offer easy access to gigabit Ethernet, USB, video, and COM signals. High-density connectors simplify interfacing field signals.
Typical applications include deployable systems such as: vetronics, C4ISR, payload management, as well as command and control for drones and robotics.
The ARCX1100 is perfect as a portable communication system with the ability to add A/D, D/A, discrete I/O, RS-232/485, CAN bus, Ethernet, FPGA, MIL-STD-1553, and other signal interfaces.
Using AcroPack plug-in I/O modules provides a more rugged alternative to mini PCIe modules that eliminates the need for internal cables. More than 25 AcroPack models are available to meet your I/O requirements.
Learn more about the rugged ARCX Series embedded computers
ARCX1100: Rugged, Small Form Factor Embedded Computer Features Intel® Atom™ CPU Features & Benefits
- Intel Atom COM Express Type 10 module (Apollo Lake)
- Four AcroPack / mini PCIe slots for field I/O
- A/D and D/A analog I/O
- Digital I/O and counter/timers
- Serial communication
- Ethernet communication
- CANbus communication
- Mil-STD 1553 and ARINC 429
- FPGA signal processing
- Many more
- Ports available
- Four field I/O 68-pin CHAMP
- Two GbE RJ45 ports
- Mini-DisplayPort
- Two USB 3.0 ports
- Two COM RS232 ports
- One M.2 site
- One SATA connector
- -40 to 71°C extended temperature range
- Wide range DC input power with redundancy
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Tech Papers
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