EUROCOM 300 is based on the Pent. M, but has features that are all its own. With both low power consumption and low heat dissipation, companies from all over are sure to find a multitude of uses for the processor.

Based on a Pentium M processor, the EUROCOM 300 promises high computing performance with low power consumption and low heat dissipation. In its basic form, the cpu can be used as a pure computer core without the i/o connections typical of pcs.

Two Ethernet interfaces (optionally available with a Gigabit-Ethernet controller) permit separation of the machine network and the control system, or support real-time Ethernet connections. A second version of the board offers the pc-typical interfaces on the front panel. For special applications, access is possible to two serial interfaces. American ELTEC suggests this new board is suited for closed-loop and open-loop control tasks as a result of an additional timer (configurable specific to the application over pld) and a non-volatile, fast memory area of 512KByte (sram in operation, eeprom in de-energised state, automatic programming on power-down). Source: CIE

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