New 3U CompactPCI Rugged Single Board Computer Provides Extended Availability for Long Term Programs

By AIT News Desk On Apr 8, 2020

Availability of IMP3B eliminates need for redesign of IMP3A-, CM4R-, RL4R-based systems

Reinforcing the company’s continuing commitment to minimizing its customers’ long term cost of ownership, Abaco Systems announced the PowerPact3 IMP3B 3U CompactPCI rugged single board computer. It is a successor to the PowerPact3 IMP3A, CM4R and RL4R for which it provides a straightforward, cost-effective replacement.

Designed for a broad range of demanding applications in defense, aerospace, industrial and commercial environments where rugged reliability in harsh conditions is of paramount importance, the IMP3B consumes minimal size, weight and power (SWaP).

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“Many of our IMP3A, CM4R and RL4R customers are committed to the 3U CompactPCI architecture and need the functionality offered by their existing platforms – and are unable or unwilling to make a change that would be time-consuming, disruptive and expensive,” said Peter Thompson, Vice President, Product Management at Abaco. “The IMP3B gives them a way forward that allows them to avoid the necessity of doing that, providing the assurance of long term availability of a key component in their systems.”

“We have a long tradition, stretching over two decades, of ensuring that we maximize the value of our customers’ investments by providing them with the long term availability their programs need with updated platforms for their existing equipment,” continued Thompson. “The IMP3B continues that tradition.”

The IMP3B features the QorIQ P2020 Power Architecture processor operating at 1.0 GHz with up to 2GBytes of SDRAM ECC memory. I/O includes a Gigabit Ethernet channel; four COM ports, and eight GPIO.

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