5PC800.B945-05 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 5PC800.B945-05 is part of the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series and features an Intel Atom N270 processor running at 1660 MHz. It has a maximum memory capacity of 3 GB across 2 DDR2 sockets and utilizes an Intel 945GME chipset along with a Realtek RTL8111C Ethernet controller. The graphics are handled by an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950, supporting a maximum DVI resolution of 1920 x 1080 with 32-bit color depth.
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The 5PC800.B945-05 is a B & R Automation industrial automation unit built around an Intel Atom N270 processor and an Intel 945GME chipset. Technical performance is well suited for control and visualization tasks, with support for up to 3 GB of DDR2 memory and 2 SATA plus 1 IDE storage interfaces. Strong display capability with DVI resolution up to 1920 x 1080 makes this unit a capable platform for machine-level computing.
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The 5PC800.B945-05 is a compact industrial computer module manufactured by B & R Automation for the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series. Installed inside cabinets or control panels, it supplies deterministic processing power to PLC logic, motion coordination, and visualization nodes across automated equipment. By integrating CPU, chipset, graphics, and network interfaces on a single board, the unit reduces wiring complexity and provides a standardized hardware platform for real-time machine control tasks.
At the heart of the unit sits an Intel Atom N270 processor that runs at 1660 MHz and interfaces with the board through the Intel 945GME chipset. This low-power CPU exchanges data over a 533 MHz front-side bus, keeping cycle times predictable for soft-PLC runtimes. Integrated networking is handled by the Realtek RTL8111C Gigabit Ethernet controller, enabling deterministic communication with supervisory systems and remote I/O blocks. Together, these components form the computational and I/O backbone, allowing deterministic control loops, rapid recipe downloads, and timely diagnostics within distributed automation architectures.
Program code and production data are buffered by 24 kB of L1 cache and a 512 kB L2 cache before moving to system memory, which can be expanded up to 3 GB across two sockets that accept DDR2 modules. The integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 renders operator displays at a maximum 1920 × 1080 resolution and supports a 32-bit color palette for clear status visualization over DVI links. A single processing core coordinates tasks while the 45 nm process technology keeps thermal output low. Two SATA ports plus one IDE channel accommodate solid-state or rotating media for recipe storage and event logging.
