Axiomtek introduced the eBOX511-820-FL fanless embedded box computer with an extremely-small form factor of 132 x 95.4 x 47.5 mm and a 10V to 30V wide-range DC power input for rugged and space-critical industrial applications. The eBOX511-820-FL is based on an ultra low-power Intel® Atom™ processor Z530 1.6GHz or Z510 1.1GHz with up to 2GB of DDR2 system memory. Powered by the Intel® System Controller Hub US15W with integrated Intel® GMA 500, the fanless embedded platform offers advanced graphics and 3D performance. Its power consumption is less than 10W in common used, making the eBOX511-820-FL an optimal solution for power-sensitive embedded applications. The power-optimized Atom-based embedded computer is ideal for DSA, car PC, medical healthcare, entry-level gaming, and in-flight infotainment.
“Measuring only 132 x 95.4 x 47.5 mm in size, the eBOX511-820-FL is an incredibly small embedded system powered by an ultra low-power Intel® Atom™ processor Z530/Z510 with the Intel® SCH US15W. It can easily fit into any space-limited and harsh environments,” said Eric Chiang, Product Manager of Applied Computing & Network Device Business Unit at Axiomtek. “Its friendly fanless design increases reliability, extends MTTR, and ultimately reduces maintenance efforts. To fulfill different application needs, the embedded box platform supports a 10 to 30 voltage wide-range DC power input. Even more, it adopts Phoenix plug power connector.”
Axiomtek’s eBOX511-820-FL provides a full set of I/O features including one Gigabit Ethernet, four USB 2.0 ports, two COM ports, VGA connector, audio connector, and PS/2 port. This durable yet low power embedded computer also supports one CompactFlash™ card for expansion. Additionally, the eBOX511-820-FL supports various embedded operating systems including Windows® CE, Windows® XP Embedded (XPE), and Linux. For flexible installation, the super durable unit can be din-rail-mounted, wall-mounted, VESA-mounted or stand-mounted. Moreover, it has a built-in Watchdog Timer to reset the system after a crash or system error.