Fan-less in-vehicle computer

Industrial computer manufacturer Acrosser Technology has launched the AR-V6002FL fan-less in-vehicle computer, based on Intel's Atom D425/D525 single/dual-core processor. The device has a wide voltage range, power management, wireless communication, and is fully ruggedised for vehicle applications. It is integrated with optional GPS/ GSM/ GPRS/ EDGE/ UMTS/ HSDPA/ Wi-Fi/ Bluetooth communication modules to achieve mobile communication and navigation. In addition, the AR-V6002FL has a CAN-BUS solution supporti
January 31, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Industrial computer manufacturer 1963 Acrosser Technology has launched the AR-V6002FL fan-less in-vehicle computer, based on Intel's Atom D425/D525 single/dual-core processor. The device has a wide voltage range, power management, wireless communication, and is fully ruggedised for vehicle applications. It is integrated with optional GPS/ GSM/ GPRS/ EDGE/ UMTS/ HSDPA/ Wi-Fi/ Bluetooth communication modules to achieve mobile communication and navigation. In addition, the AR-V6002FL has a CAN-BUS solution supporting the CAN 2.0A/2.0B protocol to facilitate data transmission in automobiles and features two mini-PCIe slots to adapt most off-the-shelf modules.
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