quality and VIP service all at the same time. It’s time to jump on the bandwagon and take the advantage!!!

Today, Acrosser Technology announces a spring sale to all customers. In this special promotion, Acrosser offers a cost effective 3.5” embedded CPU board, AMB-BT19S1, at US$175 only for MOQ 100pcs. 

AMB-BT19S1, an embedded CPU board at 3.5” form factor, is compact but come with  rich I/O ports for high flexibility and easy expansion capabilities.  Built in Intel low power Bay Trail CPU, it could run in applications that demand reliable operation, consistent performance, and high quality in harsh industrial environment. In other words, it is suitable for all sorts of industries like factory automation, medical instrument, digital signage, Kiosk, public information station, ATM, M to M, IoT Application and entertainment equipment.

For the very first time, Acrosser offers all customers a real bargain at the very low price, however, the VIP service as well.  You get to enjoy the low price, performance, quality and VIP service all at the same time.  It’s time to jump on the bandwagon and take the advantage!!! 

Customers from US, Canada or Latin America, please call our toll free number +1-886-401-6463 or send your inquiry through our online inquiry system: http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.html

Customers from other areas, please send your inquiry through our online inquiry system: http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.html

Features
● Intel Bay Trail SoC, low power consumption.
● 3.5” form factor
● 1 x DDR3L-1333MHz, SO-DIMM, up to 8GB
● 8 x USB port (2 x USB 3.0, 6 x USB 2.0), 6 x COM
● 2 x GbE LAN, 2 x mini PCIe, 1 x SIM slot
● 1 x SATA II, 1 x mSATA
● Dual Display port -VGA & LVDS
● 12V Input
● Fanless design

Promotion period: 3/28~6/30.

For more product information and availability, please send your inquiry at: http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.php

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Improved performance for the Intel chipset

Performance is critical in solutions Things-enabled factories, as it enables greater analysis of product quality, equipment performance, and other factors. Overall performance is up 15 percent in the new processors, while signal and image processing get an additional 2x boost with Intel Advanced Vector Extensions (Intel AVX) 2.0. As shown in, Intel AVX 2.0 introduces a fully pipelined Fused Multiply Add (FMA3) that provides twice embedded systems performance of the previous generation for the multiply-add workloads common in image processing. Intel AVX 2.0 also extends integer vector processing from 128 bits to 256 bits, also doubling throughput for many fanless embedded systems workloads. Along the way we’ll present examples where members of the Intel Intelligent Systems Alliance are taking advantage of the new embedded systems.

refer to:

http://embedded-computing.com/articles/transform-factory-the-intel-core-processor/

Demonstration on embedded mobile device

An example is the embedded multimedia card device, a nonvolatile memory option. It has all the features needed to support navigation and infotainment applications such as detailed 3D maps, traffic monitoring, meteorological information, car radio and multimedia, e-call, and voice recognition. Embedded multimedia card memory is a standardized version of the “managed NAND” memory architecture. It is essentially a module based on a bank of nonvolatile NAND flash devices and is internally managed by an ad hoc microcontroller.

refer to: http://embedded-computing.com/articles/automotive-industry-innovation-driven-electronics/#at_pco=cfd-1.0

Real-time and general-purpose systems

 

Virtualization for embedded systems has many implementations in which two or more operating systems coexist to gain the benefits of each. One approach puts Microsoft Windows and a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) together.

 

Much is being said about virtualization these days in the softwareworld. Simply stated, virtualization is about getting multiple OSs to run on the same computing platform at the same time. Virtualization has been cited as a key technology for getting the most performance out of the newest multicore processors. But just as not all computing applications are the same, not all virtualization approaches are appropriate for all applications.
Embedded systems have a key requirement that doesn’t normally apply to office and server computers: the need for deterministic response to real-time events. To support the requirement for determinism, embedded applications typically use RTOSs. Embedded applications also employ general-purpose OSs to handle operator interfaces, databases, and general-purpose computing tasks.
In the past, because OSs couldn’t successfully co-reside on computing platforms, system developers employed multiple processing platforms using one or more to support real-time functions and others to handle general-purpose processing. System designers that can combine both types of processing on the same platform can save costs by eliminating redundant computing hardware. The advent of multicore processors supports this premise because it is possible to dedicate processor cores to different computing environments; however, the software issues posed by consolidating such environments require special consideration. Combining real-time and general-purpose operating environments on the same platform (Figure 1) places some stringent requirements on how virtualization is implemented.

refer: http://embedded-computing.com/articles/real-time-general-purpose-unite-via-virtualization/