New Computer Platform from WinSystems Extends Product Life
Press Release Summary:
WinSystems’ new computing platform, the Nano-ITX form factor has a high reliability under extreme operating temperatures and in rugged environments. It has a 4.27 inch (120 mm) square footprint and features an onboard Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0-compliant chipset and four USB 3.1 host ports and a truly functional I/O set. The product integrates the most frequently used functionality for Industrial IoT applications as well as display functionality for Human Machine Interfaces (HMI). It offers up to 8G of DDR3L RAM and features dual Ethernet, DisplayPort, an RS-232/485/422 serial channel, and expansion options via Mini-PCle and M.2 connectors. The platform is ideally used in industrial IoT, energy management, medical, digital signage and other industrial embedded system applications.
Original Press Release:
WinSystems Debuts Rugged Nano-ITX Single Board Computer Delivering Hardware-Based Security Encryption and 15-Year Product Life
ITX-N-3900 industrial SBC offers formidable processing power and future-ready versatility; incorporates latest TPM 2.0 technology and USB 3.1 host ports in high-reliability package
ARLINGTON, Texas, Oct. 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Industrial embedded computer innovator WinSystems today introduced its next-generation computing platform in the Nano-ITX form factor. The ITX-N-3900 provides a complete system that can be readily expanded and configured for diverse applications requiring an extended product life and high reliability under extreme operating temperatures. The 4.27 inch (120 mm) square footprint features an onboard Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0-compliant chipset and four USB 3.1 host ports, along with a truly functional I/O set.
"Our ITX-N-3900 was specifically developed to leverage the performance of Intel's E3900 processor, and Windows 10 IoT and Linux operating systems while supporting 15-year planned product life cycles," said Technical Sales Director George Hilliard. "The proven design will help our clients get to market quickly with a product that can be counted on to perform dependably for years to come."
WinSystems' latest innovation in the Nano-ITX form factor incorporates the most frequently used functionality for Industrial IoT applications along with display functionality for Human Machine Interfaces (HMI). The series supports not only extended product longevity, but the extended range of operating temperatures common in rugged environments. Enabling such flexible computing solutions is particularly appropriate for industrial IoT, energy management, medical, digital signage and other industrial embedded system applications.
The ITX-N-3900 series offers up to 8G of DDR3L RAM. It includes dual Ethernet, DisplayPort, an RS-232/485/422 serial channel, and expansion options via Mini-PCle and M.2 connectors. Its mix of small form factor, processing power, security and versatility reflects WinSystems' commitment to consistent quality and understanding of customer demands for a robust, durable computing platform.
REDUCE PRODUCT-DEVELOPMENT RISK AND TIME TO MARKET
By relying on WinSystems' expertise in embedded computer design and manufacturing, customers can be confident their high-performance products are built on the right computer system. The company's computer modules and embedded systems are backed by world-class customer service and responsive technical support from knowledgeable application engineers at every step of the process.
ABOUT WINSYSTEMS
Founded in 1982, WinSystems, Inc. designs and manufactures embedded single board computers (SBCs), I/O modules, and panel PCs that operate over extended temperatures. These products are engineered for harsh environments and demanding requirements, including industrial IoT, industrial automation/ control, transportation management, energy management, Mil-COTS, medical, digital signage and communications applications.
For more information, contact Technical Sales Director George Hilliard at sales@winsystems.com or 817-274-7553, ext. 125. www.WinSystems.com
SOURCE WinSystems, Inc.
