• ISA provides technical resources and standards to help industrial automation professionals advance their careers and the field. We enable automation professionals worldwide to solve problems and enhance their skills by bringing people together to create new technologies and share best practices with future automation professionals.
    • Industry Insights

  • We attract over 140,000 unique automation professionals monthly, making us the premier online content provider and the only dedicated electronic magazine in the automation industry.

    Monthly Magazine

    • More things to read

    Back
    Back
  • M logo for Automation.com Monthly. Link to current issue.

Innovative Integration announces SBC-nano single board computer

05 November, 2015
Innovative Integration announces SBC-nano single board computer
Innovative Integration announces SBC-nano single board computer
SBC-nano is a Windows/Linux embedded computer with XMC I/O and 1 GbE Link.

November 5, 2015 - Innovative Integration announces SBC-nano, a Windows/Linux embedded computer with XMC I/O and 1 GbE Link. It can work with FPGA-accelerated, analog I/O-equipped XMC modules. With its modular I/O, scalable performance, and easy-to-use PC architecture, the SBC-nano reduces time-to-market while providing exceptional performance for deeply-embedded applications.

The SBC-nano hosts any of Innovative Integration's high-performance FPGA-based XMC mezzanine cards, supporting high-speed analog, digital and communications applications. The Sbc-nano is a conduction-cooled solution, engineered to ruggedization level 3, for use in vehicles or other mobile applications. Multiple SBC-nano may be interconnected via a WAN to address wide-channel count applications requiring system-wide, multi-module clock and triggering or communications functionality.

The FPGA on XMC products are user-reprogrammable using the FrameWork Logic. The Framework provides comprehensive support for FPGA signal processing development in MATLAB and RTL, shortening the logic development cycle by building application logic within the FrameWork Logic hardware layer using pre-written and verified IP cores.

Trending Articles

Advertisement

Related Industry Products

View all Industry Products
Advertisement
Advertisement