Computer/Embedded Technology


Compact SBC

22 September 2004 Computer/Embedded Technology Electrical Power & Protection

The Gene-6350 is Aaeon's new generation subcompact board which delivers a higher performance, multifunctional 3,5" board.

The board uses Intel's ultra low voltage Celeron 400/650 MHz processor, which is highly stable, and requires only a +5 V supply.

The Gene-6350 can drive an up to 24-bit TTL TFT LCD. It supports Type II CompactFlash memory, 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet, AC-97 3D surround 5.1 channel Audio, and has 4 COM/4 USB/TV-out/digital I/O.

Board size is 146 x 101,6 mm weighs 0,4 kg and operates from 0-60°C.



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