5PC900.TS77-06 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 5PC900.TS77-06 is part of the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series and features an Intel Core i3-3217UE processor with a clock frequency of 1600 MHz and 2 cores. It is equipped with Intel HD Graphics 4000, supports up to 16 GB DDR3 memory across two channels, and offers 4 SATA storage interfaces.
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The 5PC900.TS77-06 is a B & R Automation industrial automation unit built around an Intel Core i3-3217UE processor and Intel QM77 chipset. DDR3 memory and 25.6 GB/s bandwidth support responsive data handling and stable multitasking in machine-level applications. Intel HD Graphics 4000 and 16 GB maximum memory make the platform a strong fit for HMI and control workloads.
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The 5PC900.TS77-06 is an industrial PC unit manufactured by B & R Automation within the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series. It serves as a compact controller that hosts the runtime environment for machine sequence logic, user interfaces, and data acquisition modules on the factory floor. Integrating compute, graphics, and storage resources into one enclosure, the unit simplifies cabinet wiring while providing deterministic processing for motion axes and fieldbus networks. This arrangement allows the controller to manage visualization and control tasks in the same cabinet without requiring a separate office-style computer.
An Intel QM77 chipset supports the onboard Intel Core i3-3217UE processor. This CPU runs at a base clock of 1600 MHz across two physical cores and shares 3 MB of Intel Smart Cache to shorten memory fetch latency. Fabricated on the 22 nm process node, the silicon operates within a thermal envelope of 17 W, so convection cooling inside standard control cabinets is generally sufficient. Dual-channel memory sockets accept unbuffered DDR3 modules, and the controller can move data between the CPU and RAM at 25.6 GB/s. Two parallel memory channels allow interleaving for higher throughput, which helps when real-time control tasks and HMI updates run at the same time. Four SATA ports are routed from the chipset so that SSDs or rotating media can be attached without additional host adapters, allowing operating-system images and production data to be stored separately.
For visualization duties, the integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 engine reaches a peak GPU frequency of 900 MHz. The digital DVI interface drives flat-panel displays up to 1920 × 1200, while the analog RGB output supports 2048 × 1536 at 75 Hz for legacy monitors. A total system memory ceiling of 16 GB lets large HMI applications cache textures locally and supports virtualized setups that separate real-time and general-purpose operating systems. This display and memory combination is useful when the same PC must present process graphics, log operating data, and keep control responses consistent.
