Adlink Introduces The Readyboard 740 SBC

Adlink Technology has brought out the Readyboard 740, a rugged EPIC single board computer (SBC). The Readyboard 740 integrates an Intel Atom Processor D510 (dual-core) or Intel Atom Processor D410 (single-core) with ICH8M chipset, on board SSD, H.264 hardware video decoder, networking and robust I/O in a small-form factor. It is suitable for applications in harsh environments that require high-end video performance, such as vehicle-computing platforms, self-service kiosks, digital signage and video surveillance.

Adlink's Readyboard 740 provides multi-core computing power with integrated graphics and hardware HD video decoder. Featured are a 1.66GHz dual-core Intel Atom processor D510 or single-core Atom processor D410, one SO-DIMM for up to 2GB of 667MHz DDR2 RAM, and a Broadcom Crystal HD H.264 video decoder. Graphics capabilities of the Readyboard 740 include VGA, LVDS, DVI output and efficient high-definition playback (1920 x 1080). Conducted transient emissions and immunity are well known critical phenomena for power supply in vehicular applications and other severe environments.

Adlink has designed the Minimodule PWR, an optional power-protection module to allow the Readyboard 740 to meet the specific demands of in-vehicle power environments. With the Minimodule PWR, the Readyboard 740 supports a wide input voltage range, reverse battery protection, overvoltage protection (OVP) and DC/DC converter, making the Readyboard 740 an ideal solution for in-vehicle devices. The Readyboard 740 is a PCI-104 SBC developed with the Ampro rugged-design methodology. To satisfy the most extreme conditions, the Readyboard 740 has an operating temperature range of -20C to +70C, meets MIL-STD-202 vibration up to 11.95Grms and shock up to 50Grms, and is ISO 7637-1, -2, -3 certified (road vehicles - electrical disturbances from conduction and coupling).

For applications that require ultra high performance, Adlink also presents the Readyboard 850, which is based on the Intel Core2 Duo processor and GM45 Express chipset. It provides high computing performance with rich I/O expansion, including the SUMIT interface. The Readyboard 740 features a PCI-104 bus for easy expansion. Additional I/O connectivity includes four serial ports, two SATA ports, six USB 2.0 ports, four COM ports, parallel port, GbE port and PS/2 keyboard/mouse. The Readyboard 740 supports with a full range of popular embedded and desktop operating systems, including Linux (Ubuntu), Vxwork 6.6, QNX 6.3, Windows Embedded CE 6.0 and Windows XP Embedded.

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