5PC900.TS77-08 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 5PC900.TS77-08 is part of the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series and features an Intel Celeron 827E processor with 1 core, a clock frequency of 1400 MHz, and an Intel HM76 chipset. It supports up to 16 GB DDR3 memory across two channels and uses Intel HD Graphics 2000 with a maximum graphics frequency of 800 MHz. The unit includes four SATA storage interfaces and has a thermal design power of 17 watts.
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The 5PC900.TS77-08 is a B & R Automation industrial automation unit built around an Intel Celeron 827E processor and Intel HM76 chipset. Support for up to 16 GB memory and 4x SATA interfaces makes the platform a capable choice for demanding control and data-handling tasks. A 17 W thermal design power is a strong advantage for efficient industrial computing.
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The 5PC900.TS77-08 belongs to the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series produced by B & R Automation. It is an embedded controller that combines processor, memory, graphics, and industrial I/O support in one compact assembly so it can run real-time operating systems, PLC runtimes, and HMI software inside a cabinet or on a machine frame. By integrating standard PC architecture with deterministic fieldbus connections, this unit provides the computational layer that coordinates motion axes, sensor inputs, and networked production cells in an automated line.
The computing core is seated on the Intel HM76 chipset and uses an Intel Celeron 827E processor with a base speed of 1400 MHz. Only one physical core is present, so single-thread performance is critical for task scheduling. A smart cache of 1.5 MB reduces external memory accesses during repetitive logic cycles, keeping latency predictable. Thermal Design Power is capped at 17 W, enabling passive or low-noise cooling in sealed enclosures where forced airflow is limited. Two DDR3 channels accept up to 16 GB of RAM, allowing large recipe databases or vision libraries to be buffered without paging to flash, which helps preserve media endurance.
Display output is routed through DisplayPort version 1.1; this supports 1920 × 1200 panels often used in operator stations. Integrated graphics are handled by the Intel HD Graphics 2000 controller, which reaches 800 MHz during 2-D or light 3-D rendering and frees a PCIe slot that would otherwise hold a discrete GPU. The memory subsystem reaches a bandwidth of 21.3 GB/s, matching the DMI external bus rate of 5 GT/s for balanced data flow between CPU, chipset, and I/O bridges. Four SATA lanes provide 4x SATA storage interfaces for SSDs or rotating media so trend logs and recipe files can be mirrored or segmented across independent drives without external expansion cards.
