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Security Services & Risk Management
Ampro has added I/O expansion capabilities for its Little Board and CoreModule single board computers (SBCs) and CPU modules. The four new MiniModule A2D, MiniModule FPGA, MiniModule GPIO, and MiniModule UART product lines make it easy for embedded system manufacturers to build better products, faster, it says. This announcement means that industrial, medical, military, and transportation OEMs have a single source of high-quality SBCs, CPU modules, and analog, digital, and peripheral I/O.
"Today, Ampro has substantially extended its leadership role as an embedded hardware and software solutions provider," said Paul Rosenfeld, Ampro's CTO. "Our long-lifecycle 486 through Pentium III embedded computers in PC/104, PC/104-Plus, and EBX form factors, coupled with our extensive I/O product line, provide flexible and complete solutions across a very broad range of OEM requirements."
Ampro features these analog-to-digital, digital-to-analog, field programmable gate array (FPGA), general purpose I/O (GPIO), and UART serial port modules within its existing line of MiniModule PC/104 products. These products support I/O requirements up to 150 configurable input/output signals on a single module, which greatly reduces the size of PC/104 stacks for I/O-intensive applications.
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