The team at
VersaLogic has just announced the release of the
Raven - a compact and rugged embedded x86 computer built around the Intel Bay Trail processor.
See Raven datasheet (pdf)
This is
VersaLogic's fourth product released in the
Embedded Processing Unit
(EPU) format. EPU's combine processor, memory, video, and system I/O
into an extremely compact full function embedded computer.
The Raven, equipped with an Intel Atom 38xx processor, is designed to withstand extreme temperature, impact, and vibration. It has been engineered and tested to meet the military and medical industries' evolving requirements to develop smaller, lighter, and lower power embedded systems while adhering to stringent regulatory standards.
Available in single-, dual-, and quad-core versions, the Raven provides great performance and I/O features, moderate power consumption (6 to 8W typical depending on model), and a compact package. The Raven provides compatibility with a broad range of standard x86 application development tools for reduced development time.
Features
- Wide Range Voltage Input
Accepts 8 to 30 volts DC with OVP, reverse polarity protection, and RF noise filtering.
- High-performance Video
Integrated Intel Gen 7 graphics core supports DirectX 11, OpenGL 4, and
H.264, MPEG-2 encoding/decoding. Mini DisplayPort and LVDS video
outputs. LVDS backlight control.
- Network
Dual Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) with remote boot support.
- SATA
3 Gb/s SATA port supports bootable SATA hard drive.
- Mini PCIe Card Sockets
Dual full-sized sockets. Supports A/D, Wi-Fi modems, GPS, MIL-STD-1553,
Ethernet, flash data storage with auto-detect mSATA flash storage
support, and other mini PCIe modules.
- MicroSD Socket
Supports removable microSD card solid-state drives.
- Industrial I/O
One USB 3.0 port and four USB 2.0 ports support keyboard, mouse, and
other devices. Four RS-232/422/485 serial ports, three 8254
timer/counters, and I2C support.
- Analog + Digital I/O
On-board data acquisition support. Eight multi-range analog inputs and eight 3.3V digital I/O lines.
- SPI Interface
Supports SPI and SPX devices, including low cost analog and digital modules.
- Intel Atom "Bay Trail" Processor
Up to 1.9 GHz clock rate. Quad-, dual-, or single-core options. Low power consumption.
- Fanless Operation
No moving parts required for CPU cooling in most configurations.
- Trusted Platform Module
On-board TPM security chip can lock out unauthorised hardware and software.
- RAM
Up to 4 GB soldered-down DDR3L RAM.
- FLASH
Up to 8 GB of on-board eMMC flash storage.
- Industrial Temperature Operation
-40° to +85°C operation for harsh environments
- MIL-STD-202G
Qualified for high shock/vibration environments.
- Software Support
Compatible with a variety of popular x86 operating systems including Windows, Windows Embedded, Linux, and VxWorks.
The Raven is a newly released product. It may be available in limited quantities. Please
contact Sarsen for more details.
The VersaLogic released their new Embedded SFF Computer, it will be called as “Raven” and this is based on Intel Bay Trail Processor. Intel Bay Trail is the code name for a line of Atom processors made by Intel. Bay Trail chips are faster and thinner than their predecessors and run the Ivy Bridge (code name for Intel’s third generation of Core processors) graphics processing unit (GPU) to improve processing capabilities. This processor is new for Raven that makes this industrial computer system more powerful. The Raven is the fourth product of VersaLogic that they released in the Embedded Processing Unit (EPU) format that has a combined processor, memory, video, and system I/O to become a powerful compact fully functional embedded computer. This device is equipped with Intel Atom 38xx processor to make the system faster. This is invented to survive in extreme temperature, impact and vibration to ensure the device in any harm and protect it well. Thanks for sharing this info.
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