Argon Computing Brick - ACB100

x86 Based Military Computer and Display System

Argon offers a mature rugged computing “brick” that is designed for fixed mounting, pocket, pouch or back sack stowage for applications in very harsh environments and the need for mobile computing is still too large of a platform. This unit or its variants provide a robust computing environment that can operate for extended periods of time on batteries or other remote power source. Argon also provides a variety of Hand Held displays to complement this unit or it can be connected to a Helmet Mounted display.

The ACB100 is light and compact, weighing just 1.8 lbs.

Main Features:

  • Extremely small mechanical outline (5.15" x 4.5" x 1.4")
  • Low weight (1.8 lbs)
  • Fully customizable I/O
  • Custom connector types and location per application requirements
  • Built in real time frame grabber to capture live video (Option)
Overal Unit  
Dimensions 5.15" x 4.5" x 1.4"
Weight ~1.8lbs
Power Input 9 to 36VDC External Power
Power Consumption 7W to 10W Typical, Depdending on Usage Profile
User Controls On/Off
Chassis Aluminum, Fully Enclosed
Connectors user Selectable from a Range of Mil Circular (Preferred) or Other
Computer  
Processor Intel Dual Core Atom® 1.6GHz or higher
RAM 2 GB DDR2
Storage Solid State HD, 16-32 Typical
OS Windows, Linux
I/O USB 2.0, Ethernet, Audio, Video, VGA Output, Specify Others
Wireless WiFi 802.11g with Flush Mount Antenna
GPS Commercial - Specify Antenna or Comes with Sealed SMA Connector
Other Video Frame Grabber or Other I/O Request
Expansion Options PCMCIA, Express Card, Removable HD, Customer Defined I/O
Environmental  
Operating Temp -10°C to +55°C ( -40°C Option)
Storage Temp -40°C to +70°C
Shock 40g, 11msec or Test to Application
Vibration 22grms random or Test to Application
EMI/EMC Designed to Mil Std 461E, Test to Application
Altitude 20k ft Operating, 40k ft Non Operating
Salt Fog, Sand/Dust Unit is 100% enclosed, Resistant to Salt Fog, Fungus, No fans
Humidity Operating & Storage – 95% @ 40°C, Non-condensing
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