Acrosser Technology Fall 2021 New Network Appliance Prodcuts Launch.

  

In Fall 2021, Acrosser Technology is introducing its 3 new network appliance products, including AND-El6KE1, AND-APL1E1/E2, and ANR-C246E1, to all customers.

 

AND-EL6KE1

The AND-EL6KE1 is equipped with the latest Intel® Celeron® J6000 /Pentium® N6000 series/Atom™ x6000E series processors (formerly Elkhart Lake). This new product is specially designed to satisfy every aspect of UTM, NGFW, firewall, VPN, SDN, NFV, vCPE, and SD-WAN service providers.

To enhance the product reliability, AND-EL6KE1 built a redundant power supply to prevent unpredictable accidents. To empower the connection ability, AND-EL6KE1 is equipped with 4 copper Gigabit RJ-45 LAN ports and 1 fiber SFP port, and also provides 6 antenna ports and 3 Mini PCIe slots (co-lay with M.2) to increase wireless flexibility. Up to three wireless modules can be installed at the same time in AND-EL6KE1 (including multiple Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks and 4G and 5G cellular modules).

Overall speaking, AND-EL6KE1 is perfect for UTM, NGFW, firewall, VPN, SDN, NFV, vCPE, and SD-WAN.

The Major Specifications of Acrosser AND-EL6KE1

• Intel® Elkhart Lake Platform
• 4 core SoC
• 1 x SO-DIMM DDR4
• 1 x 2.5" SSD, & 1 x mSATA
• Fanless Design
• Dual DC-in for redundancy

 

 

AND-APL1E1/E2

The AND-APL1E1/E2 is a new ultra-compact network box with a 155 x 92 x 32 mm tiny size dimension. It is powered by Intel® N3350 SoC and designed to be easy to deploy in home offices, small businesses, and branch offices as well.

Even AND-APL1E1/E2 is such a small network box, Acorsser still designs it as a durable, reliable network appliance. It is definitely a good choice for budget buyers and ideal for deployment as a VPN, Firewall, SD-WAN, NAC, vCPE in any environment with a limited budget.

The Major Specifications of Acrosser AND-APL1E1/E2

• Intel® Apollo Lake Celeron N3350, Atom E3940
• Onboard 2GB LPDDR4 memory, Optional 1x SO-DIMM slot
• 4 x GbE, 2 x USB 3.2 Gen1
• 1 x Mini PCIe Expansion
• 1 x 2.5" SATA 3 bay, Onboard 8GB eMMC

 

ANR-C246E1

The ANR-C246E1 rackmount network appliance is equipped with a power Intel® 8/9th Gen and Xeon E, Core™ i7/i5/i3 processors in smaller rackmount chassis of 430(W) x 44(H) x 200(D)mm dimension. This design can provide customers a more flexible choice in rackmount servers.

The ANR-C246E1 provides a more flexible server platform & system expansion versatility with 8x GbE copper LANs, 1 x expandable network interface modules (Exp. NIM), 1 Console, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 2 x SO-DIMM DDR4, 2 x 2.5"SATA-III, and 1 x mPCIe/mSATA socket. The ANR-C246E1 is also equipped with an LCM display with 4-key buttons. Withing these powerful computing abilities and outstanding network communication abilities, ANR-C246E1 is perfect to apply to UTM, vCPE of SDN/NFV structure, fog node of cloud computing, and IoT gateway.

The Major Specifications of Acrosser ANR-C246E1

• Intel® 8/9th Gen Xeon E, Core™ i7/i5/i3
• 2 x SO-DIMM DDR4
• 1 x Exp. NIM (1G/10G/40G, Fiber/Copper/LAN Bypass)
• 8 x GbE Copper with 2-pairs LAN Bypass
• 2 x 2.5" or 1x 3.5” SATA-III
• 1 x mPCIe/mSATA socket

 

 

Acrosser is 100% committed to providing its OEM/ ODM/ JDM and end-user clientele with high-quality innovative networking appliances and embedded computer solutions for shorter time-to-market and in achieving higher competence to win business opportunities in the marketplace. For more information, please visit: https://www.acrosser.com/en/Contact/Inquiry

 

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Acrosser In-Vehicle PCs are utilized in fleet management, route planning, driver coaching

  

Telematics, an interdisciplinary field that encompasses telecommunications, vehicular technologies, road transportation, road safety, electrical engineering (sensors, instrumentation, wireless communications, etc.), and computer science (multimedia, Internet, etc.); is a very important part of IoT (Internet-of-Things). As a member of Intel IoT Solutions Alliance, Acrosser will continue to invest more resources to researching and developing In-Vehicle PC products and solutions which play key roles in Telematics applications. Moreover, Acrosser will integrate hardware and third-party software together to provide all its customers total solution for their telematics projects.

Typically, Acrosser In-Vehicle PCs are utilized in fleet management, route planning, driver coaching, vehicle location tracking, passenger infotainment systems, onboard surveillance, telemedicine implementing, fuel economy, and lowering overall costs. For 2018, Acrosser Technology will expand its In-Vehicle PC applications to include other markets such as the railway and train markets. To meet the special needs of these markets, Acrosser will integrate PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) solutions to its 2018 new In-Vehicle PC product line which facilitates faster deployment of mobile networking on vehicles by eliminating the need for power outlets at every end-point.

Currently, Acrosser In-Vehicle Computers feature Powered by Intel® Core i™, Intel Pentium™ and Intel® Atom™ CPUs. Every product is built with remarkable quality, designed to successfully survive rugged environments, and all models provide their unique features and functions to cater to various industries. Moreover, all Acrosser In-Vehicle PCs are designed to meet and fulfill every need and requirements from customers in accomplishing the desired results of efficient Telematics.

For more details about Acrosser In-Vehicle PC products, please check the following:
1. In-Vehicle PCs

2. In-Vehicle Touch Monitors

3. In-Vehicle PC Accessories

Acrosser Technology not only provides In-Vehicle Computer products with high reliability and availability, but also with the best scalability and manageability in the industry. Acrosser Technology is your best choice for building Telematics applications in today’s IoT environment.

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Acrosser will reveal autonomous car computer system in 2020 COMPUTEX Taipei

Acrosser Technology is sincerely for inviting everyone to come and see our exhibit in the upcoming 2020 COMPUTEX Trade Show in Taipei on June 2nd to June 5th, daily from 10:00am to 6pm.
This year, we are particularly excited about presenting you with our innovative autonomous in-vehicle computer system creations. From our demonstrations, be prepared to be impressed by our current competitive product offerings, technologically-advanced products in development, as well as learn how we can help and assist in improving your business and profits using Acrosser products.
Since there are lots of unrevealed products, Acrosser Technology booth is located in Taipei World Trade Center, Room 6F05-08, it is only open for VIP and invited customers. If you want to visit and check our latest advanced products, please contact your Acrosser sales reprehensive or register on-line via http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.html to get access.

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FPGAs have become some of the most important drivers for development

FPGAs have become some of the most important drivers for development of leading edge semiconductor technology. The complexity of programmable devices, and their integration of diverse high-performance functions, provides excellent vehicles for testing new processes. It’s no accident that Intel has selected Achronix and Tabula, both makers of programmable devices, as the only partners that have been granted access to their 22 nm 3D Tri-Gate (FinFET) process. In February, Intel also announced an agreement with Altera, which will enable the company to manufacture FPGAs using their next-generation 14 nm Tri-Gate process.

In parallel with driving manufacturing, FPGA technology development must also include enhancements to design tools and flows. As vendors strive to make their devices more SoC- and ASIC-like, they are also adopting standards and collaborating with EDA companies to integrate their tools more seamlessly. These collaborations are producing great benefits for designers, as FPGA design methodologies are leading the way in areas that the EDA industry has long been promising new capabilities, such as in Electronic System Level (ESL) synthesis, IP integration and re-use, and higher-level tools for software/hardware co-design.

FPGA design methodologies have long integrated EDA point tools, such as simulation and PCB design, into FPGA vendor’s design platforms. Now, vendors such as Synopsys, with their Synplicity tools, and Xilinx with Vivado, are collaborating to build more complete integrated top-to-bottom flows. To address the greater complexity of FPGAs that may now contain up to two million equivalent logic cells, Synopsys has added Hierarchical Project Management (HPM) to Synplicity. HPM supports distributed design teams and parallel development, enabling partitioning of RTL and sharing of design debug tasks. Xilinx has adopted the industry-standard Synopsys Design Constraint (SDC) timing constraints (to replace Xilinx proprietary UDC) in a design flow that can be driven from standard Verilog HDL.

1.EASING IP INTEGRATION

Easier integration and re-use of semiconductor IP, especially when sourcing from multiple vendors, has been one of the greatest challenges to SoC designers and EDA tool flows. With the advent of higher capacity FPGA-based SoCs that utilize embedded ARM cores, those same challenges are now extended to the world of FPGA design....

2.INDUSTRY STANDARDS ENABLE HIGHER LEVELS OF ABSTRACTION

Building on their 2011 acquisition of AutoESL, Xilinx also says that they have expanded their C/C++ system-level design library for High-Level Synthesis (HLS) in the new Vivado release. Xilinx is targeting the growing market for embedded vision applications, following on their participation as a founding member of the Embedded Vision Alliance, with support for industry standard floating point math.h operations and real-time video processing functions. Designers of embedded vision systems will be able to utilize Vivado HLS integrated with the Open Source Computer Vision Library provided by the OpenCV organization. OpenCV is an open source BSD-licensed library of computer vision functions, which supports Windows,Linux, Mac, Android and Apple iOS operating systems. Vivado users will be able to develop embedded vision applications for the dual-core ARM Cortex A9 processor system in Zynq FPGAs, augmented with special-purpose hardware accelerators built in the programmable logic fabric....

3.THE FUTURE OF FPGAS

 Advances in FPGA tools and flows are good news for designers of programmable logic systems as well as ASIC and SoC designers. At a recent Synopsys User Group tutorial on the Synplicity-Vivado flow, the large majority of attendees were involved in FPGA prototyping, where the latest high-capacity FPGAs have become critical tools for design validation and signoff for complex SoCs. By utilizing the same design languages and standards for both ASIC and FPGA design, much duplication of effort can be eliminated and faster time-to-market will result.

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refer to :
http://dsp-fpga.com/articles/advances-in-eda-design-methodologies-led-by-next-generation-fpgas/

Simplifying the burden of AFE designs

The AFE is a critical, yet sometimes underappreciated component to a sensor system. The typical discrete approach of adding op-amps and filters, and trial-and-error soldering of resistors is not efficient and the cost of time in debugging and development easily outweighs the cost of adding an intelligent, MCU-based configurable AFE. But not all configurable AFEs are built the same. So, it is important to consider the flexibility and scalability of the AFE to support embedded types of sensors, and the intelligence to adjust “on the fly” or in the field. Simple, easy-to-use software tools can ease this process and can be embedded by even the non-analog experts on the team.

refer to:http://embedded-computing.com/articles/latest-afe-simplifies-interfacing-hundreds-sensors/#at_pco=cfd-1.0