The Taiwan Akasa vendor adds to its products range the Pascal MD (A-NUC40-M1B) chassis, designed for mini PCs, built on the Dawson Canyon generation Intel NUC boards. According to the key specs, published on the manufacturer’s web-site, the specialty is compatible with such boards: NUC7i3DNBE, NUC7i3DNKE and NUC7i3DNHE.The remarkable thing about this framework is its IP65 protection level, making it safe from humidity and dust. Akasa Pascal MD is almost entirely made of aluminium and has the following physical dimensions: 234.6 x 238 x 76.3 mm. Fins on the panels act as a heatsink and are responsible for 15 W Intel Kaby Lake-U chipsets cooling. The supply set includes power cords 2 m long.
Particular attention should be paid to the presence of moisture-proof connectors, USB 3.0, RJ-45 and HDMI interfaces. This high protection degree allows the novelty to be utilized in the industrial sphere, alongside with various embedded systems.
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