Overview:
With the huge popularity and rapid market growth of the mini-ITX form factor for use in embedded applications, systems designs are making more and more use of this form factor in small, space constrained applications with a need for low power, scalable performance and a highly integrated set of I/O and multimedia features. Although small in size the latest mini-ITX motherboard from RadiSys can be used in a broad ranges of applications. These include medical imaging, gaming, entertainment systems, transaction
terminals and industrial automation applications.
This webinar will focus on how to design applications using this very versatile form factor.
You will find out:
- How to choose the most appropriate processor for your application
- Thermal solutions from passive cooling to extended temperature operation
- How to design an application with dual video outputs
- Media Expansion Cards explained
- The benefits of using a long life embedded mini-ITX motherboard
- Example applications of mini-ITX motherboards
Who should attend this webcast:
Systems architects, HW designers, system and motherboard designers and verification engineers.
Presented By:
Peter Mitchell
Product Line Manager for RadiSys Endura Motherboards
Peter Mitchell has been with RadiSys since 1999 and has managed the introduction and lifecycle of eight generations of embedded motherboards. He has an MBA from Wolverhampton University, UK and a Ph.D from Cambridge University, UK
Curt Durrant
Intel Sales Enablement Program Manager
Curt has been with Intel corporation for over 16 years in a variety of technical and product marketing positions, all on the embedded side of Intel's business. Most recently he has worked in channel marketing providing support for embedded Intel architecture processors and chipsets for Intel's sales channels. Prior to that he was a product line manager supporting roadmap planning activities for embedded IA processors and chipsets. Curt has a BSEE from Brigham Young University and an MBA from Arizona State University.
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