ADLINK’s MXC-2300 fanless expandable embedded computer series is equipped with the latest Intel Atom processor E3845.
The system delivers impressive computing performance at minimal power consumption, along with advancements in visual processing capabilities provided by Intel Gen 7 HD graphics. In addition, dual-port isolated CAN bus and digital I/O facilitate communication between microcontrollers and devices.
With three PCI/PCIe expansion slots (in addition to a mini-PCIe socket) accommodating a variety of I/O cards, the computers are well suited for machine automation, machine vision, intelligent transportation systems, maritime management and energy providers.
The MXC-2300’s I/O complement includes five USB ports, four COM ports, two Gigabit Ethernet ports with teaming function, and 16 channels each of isolated digital inputs and outputs.
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