Basic real-time target machine - Chassis
The chassis (enclosure) is in the 19" form factor and therefore ready to get installed in a rack, say for a lab application. But it can also easily be placed on a desk as a standalone unit. The height of the chassis is 3 units (3U) and therefore smaller than a typical rackmount system.
The chassis contains a universal-range high-quality 300W power supply with low-noise fans. Its drive bay is equipped with a 3 ½" floppy drive and a CD-ROM drive both for system recovery. A hard disk is available as an option.
The Basic real-time target machine's proper cooling is accomplished through a variety of high-quality low-noise fans mostly from Papst: Two for the intake, two for the outtake, one for the CPU, and if necessary one for the I/O modules.
The Basic real-time target machine is not designed for mobile applications or applications, which run in harsh environments and require ruggedized hardware. For these use cases we recommend the mobile real-time target machine and to a certain extent also the Modular real-time target machine.
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"Up and running in less than a day!"
Darren Hartman,
HUSCO International
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Automatic HDL code generation for Speedgoat's FPGA-based I/O modules for Real-Time Simulation and Testing on FPGAs
(08-April-2011) Read more
Performance real-time target machine now supports i5 multi-core CPUs with clock rates up to 3.6GHz
(08-April-2011) Read more
Mobile real-time target machine now supports dual-core CPUs with clock rates up 2.16GHz
(14-March-2011) Read more
New 18-bit analog input I/O module with up to 32 channels
(03-January-2011) Read more
MathWorks and Speedgoat launch xPC Target Turnkey solution(25-August-2010) Read more
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