5PC900.TS77-04 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 5PC900.TS77-04 is an industrial automation unit from the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series, equipped with an Intel Core i5-3610ME processor running at 2700 MHz and containing two cores. It features DDR3 memory up to 16 GB, Intel HD Graphics 4000 with a maximum frequency of 950 MHz, and supports Ethernet speeds up to 1000 Mbit/s. The unit operates at a nominal voltage of 24 VDC ±25% and supports a bus speed of 5 GT/s.
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The 5PC900.TS77-04 is an industrial automation unit built around an Intel Core i5-3610ME processor with a 2700 MHz clock frequency. Support for up to 16 GB of DDR3 memory gives the platform smooth multitasking and dependable HMI performance. A 24 VDC nominal supply makes the unit an excellent fit for modern machine control cabinets.
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The 5PC900.TS77-04 industrial PC is supplied by B&R Automation and belongs to the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series. Designed to host machine-level control programs, visualization tasks, and real-time data handling inside a single enclosure, the unit forms the computational heart of modular production cells, packaging lines, and process skids. Its board-level architecture integrates fieldbus interfaces and expansion slots so it can coordinate I/O, motion, and network traffic without requiring an external host controller.
At its core is an Intel Core i5-3610ME processor seated on the Intel QM77 mobile chipset. The CPU is manufactured on a 22 nm process, carries 3 MB of Smart Cache, and runs at a base clock of 2700 MHz. Two physical cores work with Hyper-Threading to service deterministic and non-real-time threads, while the 5 GT/s DMI bus links the CPU to system I/O. The chipset supports Intel HD Graphics 4000, and a 950 MHz peak graphics clock renders HMI screens without a discrete GPU. With a nominal supply of 5.5 A at 24 VDC, the board maintains deterministic cycle times during continuous operation, and it tolerates a 60 A inrush for less than 300 µs at power-up.
For memory-intensive motion sequences, the controller accepts up to 16 GB of SO-DIMM DDR3 RAM. This capacity works with a peak channel bandwidth of 25.6 GB/s, allowing large recipe tables and diagnostic buffers to reside entirely in volatile storage. Gigabit networking is native, and the dual RJ45 ports can negotiate 10/100/1000 Mbit/s to tie the unit to SCADA layers or to daisy-chain additional remote I/O nodes. Power is drawn from a safeguarded plant bus at 24 VDC ±25%, so the computer can ride through short brownouts without dropping its field connections. The integrated HD Graphics 4000 engine shares system memory, freeing the single PCIe slot for proprietary motion cards.
