Greenwich, London. 12 September 2017. AcroPack Series of I/O mezzanine modules and carriers for PCIe, VPX or XMC systems provide a cost-effective solution for a creating application specific customization.
Booth #N5-192: Acromag’s new innovative PCIe-based AcroPack Series of general purpose I/O modules for embedded computing applications are an extended version of the mPCIe specification and feature a 100-pin connector to handle the I/O. The SWaP-C (size, weight power and cost) optimized modules are a tiny 70mm x 30mm in size and weigh on average only .05 ounces. Each module uses less than 5 watts of power and boards start at $395 per module.
The modules plug into connectors on AcroPack® carriers to add A/D, D/A, serial, digital I/O, and FPGA communication in any combination for embedded applications running on Linux®, Windows®, or VxWorks® operating systems. AcroPack carrier cards for PCIe, VPX or XMC systems hold up to four mini-PCIe or AcroPack® mezzanine modules. The VPX carrier also has a conduction-cooled option.
For easy integration of the AP modules with real time software application programs, Acromag offers C libraries for VxWorks® and other operating systems. The libraries provide generic routines (source code included) to handle reads, writes, interrupts, and other functions. Demonstration programs enable the developer to quickly exercise the I/O modules before attaching the routines to the application program. This diagnostic tool can save hours of troubleshooting and debugging.
“For more than 20 years Acromag has been a world leader in the design of Industry Pack I/O modules” stated Russell Nieves, Acromag’s Vice President of Sales. “We believe that the time is right to offer a complete tech refresh with the addition of the new AcroPack I/O product offering.”
The COTS product line of AcroPacks are ROHS compliant and ideal for scientific development labs, military and aerospace applications, the defense industry, and automation applications.

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