QAC-2

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The QAC-2 is a rugged computer designed for image and video processing in autonomy applications. It boasts a robust construction with an operating temperature range of -25° to 75°C, an IP65 rating, and a fully sealed enclosure with a custom O-ring to protect against water accumulation. Powered by the Thundercomm RB5 main processor, ST Micro STM32F7 I/O and safety processor, and an Adreno GPU 650, it provides high-performance processing for demanding tasks. With 12GB of RAM and a Linux operating system, the QAC-2 is equipped to handle complex tasks in rugged environments. Its physical dimensions are 7.0 cm in height, 13.5 cm in width, and 24.7 cm in depth, and it features aluminum construction with various mounting options.

Benefits

The QAC-2’s rugged design makes it highly reliable for use in harsh environments, ensuring optimal performance in demanding autonomy applications. Its powerful processing capabilities, derived from the Thundercomm RB5 processor, STM32F7 I/O and safety processor, and Adreno GPU 650, allow it to efficiently handle image and video processing tasks. The wide operating temperature range of -25° to 75°C ensures that the QAC-2 can function in diverse environments, from extremely cold to hot conditions. Additionally, the device offers a variety of interface options, including digital inputs, encoder inputs, and digital safety outputs, providing flexibility for integration into different systems. Connectivity options like Wi-Fi, optional 5G modem for cellular connectivity, and multiple Ethernet ports ensure seamless networking and integration into various applications.

Limitations

The QAC-2 has some limitations. Its nominal power output of 10W may not be sufficient for applications requiring higher power consumption, which could limit its use in certain scenarios. Additionally, the device runs on a Linux operating system, which might restrict compatibility with other operating systems and limit its versatility. The optional cellular connectivity requires an additional 5G modem, adding both cost and complexity to the system. Furthermore, the available documentation lacks detailed information about customization options, which may be a drawback for users needing specific configurations or modifications.

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