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EPIC Express Hurricane-QM57 Passes ANSI/VITA 47-2005 V3 & OS2 Tests
Three off-the-shelf production CPU boards on their heat-spreaders were subjected to the stringent examinations. Tortures involved 12g vibration in various frequency ranges, 50g shock tests, and drop tests. The boards, designed especially for rough environments, brilliantly survived this tough testing.
Testing Summary
Three Hurricane-QM57 computer boards are mechanically tested according ANSI/VITA 47-2005(R2007)-Standard in 3 different severities. The standard title is: „American National Standard for Environments, Design and Construction, Safety, and Quality for Plug-In Unit“. This standard is especially for „Plug-In Units“.
See the test map for tests conducted and their results.
Test program
Results of vibration test (random vibration)
A loose screw (for fasten the computer board on the heat sink) was found at test
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At the end of the vibration tests no visual damage were observed.
Each vibration test was completed by a functional check. All test passed.
Results of shock tests (under operation)
A connector cover part flew away at shock test 2137. The cover of the plugged DVI connector was fixed again and no other peculiarities were found.
Conclusion
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 CoreExpress®-ECO: Now available with BSP for VxWorks real time operating system
The choices of operating systems for the Intel Atom based CoreExpress-ECO advanced computer on module now include the VxWorks real time OS.
LiPPERT Embedded Computers’ CoreExpress-ECO evaluation kit is now available with a board support package for the VxWorks 6.8 real time operating system. This enables system developers to create hard real time applications for industrial and automotive devices quickly and easily. The proven RTOS is certifiable for stringent safety standards, and comes with many connectivity options like Ethernet, USB, serial communications, and many types of peripheral devices. Customers with a VxWorks license may use the fully documented BSP with their own carrier boards and embedded appliances.
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Cinemo and LiPPERT Embedded Computers announce technical collaboration at ESC Silicon Valley 2010.
High definition video with very low CPU load now a reality with LiPPERT and Cinemo embedded solutions
Karlsruhe Germany, April 26th, 2010 - LiPPERT Embedded Computers, a leading global provider of modular, rugged, high quality, embedded computing solutions for OEM and Systems Integrator applications, will preview their CoreExpress-ECO product at the ESC Silicon Valley event utilizing Cinemo’s embedded multimedia playback technology.
ESC, which takes place at the McEnery Convention Centre San Jose between the 26th and 29th of April, is the industry’s primary embedded systems event bringing together the largest community of designers, technologists, business leaders and suppliers all in one place.
Based on Intel’s Atom Processor family Z5xx and US15W chipset, the LiPPERT CoreExpress-ECO is the smallest computer-on-module available in the market today. Designed for extended temperature use, CoreExpress-ECO has exceptional advantages in situations such as digital signage and other outdoor applications.
Cinemo Media Engine™ is a powerful embedded multimedia player supporting all popular disc, audio and video file formats. All performance-critical components are hand optimized to ensure the fastest and most reliable playback experience. Enabling simultaneous playback of multiple HD streams in all popular formats including high profile H.264, Cinemo Media Engine™ offers an unrivalled level of video performance with ultra low power consumption.
“With stunning full screen picture quality in both Linux and Windows environments, Cinemo and LiPPERT offer a compelling platform for multi-media applications where low power consumption is a must” said Richard Lesser, CEO of Cinemo. “The combination of the hardware accelerated graphics engine integrated in the LiPPERT module and Cinemo’s distinctive ability to take full advantage of Intel’s video hardware acceleration, make this all possible on LiPPERT’s CoreExpress.”
“LiPPERT’s unique module solution is an industry first and we are very confident that even in the most demanding installation conditions, the critical needs of our multi-media customers can be met when combined with the Cinemo media stack” says Peter Lippert, CEO of LiPPERT Embedded Computers. “We look forward to welcoming ESC visitors to our booth for a comprehensive demonstration.”
Get the press release here!
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SFF-SIG adopts the CoreExpre ss Specification!
Enhanced version supports PCI Express Gen2 and DisplayPort with pins reserved for USB 3.0 support in the future.
Nuremberg, Germany, March 2, 2010 - The Small Form Factor Special Interest Group (SFF-SIG), a collaboration of leading suppliers of embedded component, board and system technologies, today announced the adoption and release of the CoreExpress® Specification revision 2.1. CoreExpress was originally developed as a proprietary standard by LiPPERT Embedded Computers GmbH. Under the terms of an agreement between SFF-SIG and LiPPERT, the entire embedded community will now be able to develop CoreExpress modules and applications without regard to confidentiality and without royalties of any kind. Use of the CoreExpress logo will require membership in SFF-SIG.
The specification is directly available from www.sff-sig.org.
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CoreExpress®-ECO Now UL/CSA Certified
The Advanced Computer On Module CoreExpress-ECO got certified by UL, expanding its usage area even further.
UL is not only the leader in product safety testing and certification within the US, but UL's involvement in the testing and certification of HazLoc equipment is recognized and respected around the world. Products certified by UL can safely be used in many critical applications.
LiPPERT is proud that this advanced computer module has been recognized as safe for in information technology equipment and may be used without further certification hassles in the US and Canada, as well as most other parts of the world.
Standards for Safety
UL 60950-1, 2nd Edition, (Information Technology Equipment - Safety - Part 1: General Requirements)
CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1-07, 2nd Edition, (Information Technology Equipment -Safety - Part 1: General Requirements)
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