Rugged computer with data protection for high-rel avionics testing introduced by United Electronics

Summary points:

• UEI introduces rugged quad-core Intel x6425RE controller for aerospace, defense, transportation, and automated test applications.
• Real-time computing platform supports Windows 11 IoT Enterprise and Rocky Linux, with LabVIEW capability to eliminate external PCs and reduce control-system latency.
• Designed for harsh environments, the system operates from –40 to 85°C and supports high-speed networking, TPM 2.0 security, and more than 90 compatible I/O and avionics boards.

NORWOOD, Mass. – United Electronic Industries (UEI) in Norwood, Mass., is introducing the Intel x6425RE quad-core rugged computer for programmable automation control in aerospace, defense, transportation, and automated testing applications.

The processor is for avionics testing and verification, hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing, ground vehicles, control, testing and verification, and other mission-critical systems.

The x6425RE processor brings real-time computing power with support for Windows 11 IoT Enterprise and Rocky Linux 9.2 operating systems. Its 64-bit quad-core architecture runs at 1.9 GHz with a 200-Watt power draw. It offers eight gigabytes RAM, 32 gigabytes eMMC storage, and an M.2 slot for 320-gigabyte NVMe solid-state drives.

Controller can run LabVIEW

Engineers can run LabVIEW applications on the controller to eliminate external PCs and reduce latency for real-time control and monitoring. The system operates from -40 to 85 degrees Celsius, and offers dual Gigabit Ethernet ports support IEEE-1588 and time-sensitive networking.

Security features include TPM 2.0 for hardware-based data protection. Language support includes C/C++, Python, LabVIEW, MATLAB, Simulink — and compatibility with more than 90 I/O and avionics boards.

For more information contact United Electronic Industries online at www.ueidaq.com/products/real-time-gige-programmable-automation-controller-pac-intel-x6425re-40.