VL-EPU-4462-EBP-16

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Single Board Computers (SBCs) are self-contained computers usually used by hobbyists, experimenters, and embedded system developers. Their small size and low power consumption make them ideal for use in embedded applications in many industries, such as aviation, medical, industrial automation, and aerospace. The VL-EPU-4462-EBP-16 is a member of the Single Board Computers family. In this article, we will explore the application field and working principle of this versatile SBC.

The VL-EPU-4462-EBP-16 is a single board computer based on the Intel Atom x5-E8000 processor. It is an embedded device with a range of features designed to facilitate the development of embedded applications. It features a dual-core processor with a clock speed of up to 1.83GHz, 2GB memory and 32GB of flash storage. It is also equipped with on-board IP67 serial ports, USB ports, Ethernet ports, as well as a DVI-D expansion slot for connecting additional devices. The board also features an on-board watchdog timer, a built-in debugger port, and a wide range of built-in software libraries.

This SBC is particularly well suited for in-vehicle infotainment systems, industrial control applications, embedded medical devices, and PS/2 peripherals. Its robust design makes it suitable for harsh industrial environments, and its low power consumption and small size make it ideal for embedded systems with space and power constraints. Additionally, the VL-EPU-4462-EBP-16 has been certified for the integrated fleet management system (FMS) and motion control systems.

The working principle of the VL-EPU-4462-EBP-16 is simple yet effective. It consists of a main processor (CPU) which performs all the general and basic tasks, including fetching instructions from memory, executing them and storing results. All memory and peripherals are connected to the CPU via a standardized bus, which allows efficient and fast data transmission. The CPU is connected to the memory and peripherals via an Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller (APIC). This allows the CPU to receive interrupts from the peripherals and process them efficiently. Additionally, the integrated four-channel DMA controller enables the board to transfer data to and from memory to allow the CPU to execute the instructions.

The VL-EPU-4462-EBP-16 is an example of an SBC that can be used for a wide variety of embedded applications. Its versatile features and low power requirements make it an ideal choice for embedded systems where space and power are both limited. Furthermore, its robust design makes it suitable for industrial applications, and its built-in software libraries and debug ports make it easier to develop complex embedded applications.

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