9 through 23 of 429 articles found Summary: Communications (in)compatibility should not weigh into the selection of mission- and safety-critical avionics system components. Communications converters quiet the 'babble.' PC/104 and Small Form Factors Fall 2011 Leveraging the benefits of small form factor boards for military wearable computersSummary: When SWaP REALLY matters: SFF boards in wearable military computers. Summary: The viability of computers in the military has long since been established, but wearable computers? They'd better be unobtrusive, maneuverable, ruggedly reliable. PC/104 and Small Form Factors Fall 2011 OEMs: Your vote can shape the SFF futureSummary: Small form factor technology decisions cannot be left solely to the suppliers' whim - End users must make their demands known. PC/104 and Small Form Factors Fall 2011 Selecting a stacking-bus formatSummary: In system design, the first step is choosing a format; The next step is deciding on a PC/104 format that has the ideal processor and I/O functions. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide Oh, Microsoft... what haven't you done?Summary: Microsoftís underwhelming presence at ESC San Jose raises questions as to the future of Redmond in the embedded industry. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide AMD Fusion architecture boosts ETX and XTX performanceSummary: AMD Fusion processors liberate ETX and XTX COM standards from looming form factor, power consumption, and performance constraints. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide Don't mistake small for delicate: Bringing rugged computing to compact environmentsSummary: The proposed ANSI/VITA 59 RSE standard looks to bring the cost efficiency and modularity of COMs into rugged applications. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide Special requirements challenge handheld computer designers for telemedicine applicationsSummary: ìMobile clinical assistantsî must adhere to multiple requirements and include special features before being considered for telemedicine applications. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide Cars: Big form factor, graphics-intensive, infotainment devicesSummary: In-vehicle infotainment systems are quickly becoming an automotive industry standard. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide PC/104: The original COM moduleSummary: The stack that is so much more than a rugged PC. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Rsource Guide Small form factor infotainment system designers integrate new graphics capabilitiesSummary: New small form factor COMs pack the graphical functionality the end-user public craves, but don't jump the gun on a new design without also considering add-on graphics cards. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide Flying like a birdSummary: Nature's own design: Hybrid drive units within SmartBird allow for active torsion of the wings and energy-efficient flight. PC/104 and Small Form Factors 2011 Resource Guide New PC/104 CPUs smooth upgradesSummary: When faced with the decision between PCI/104-Express and SUMIT CPU, choose both. PC/104 and Small Form Factors Spring 2011 Small form factors add up big savings in medical devices - Q&A with Frank Shen and Jack Lam, American Portwell TechnologySummary:
Frank Shen and Jack Lam of American Portwell Technology share their insight on what it takes for small form factors (SFFs) to meet the diverse needs of today's medical applications. |
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