Digital Signage Expo: Innodisk Turns Light On Absolute Integration With Flash Products

Innodisk Corporation kicks off the US trade show season at Digital Signage Expo (DSE), Las Vegas Convention Center on March 28-29, 2018.

With a focus on the newest designs and solutions targeted at digital signage, embedded systems, servers, IoT platforms, display screens, and solutions to manage extreme environments. The firm is turning on the hardware technology light in the company’s booth by accelerating interconnectivity with ‘Absolute Integration’

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Connecting DSE to firm’s M.2
The company is connecting the DSE audience to M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD series. Meeting the performance requirements for the server and IPC markets, the M.2 both 2242 and 2280 hardware products pay attention to detail with iDataGuard technology and DRAM-less design beneficial for data protection. This series address abnormal power failure in outdoor environments, which provides operations for digital signage, IoT server, networking server, POS and kiosk systems. An additional advantage with the M.2 3IE4 is low power consumption to support a more efficient standalone system.

Other harsh environment performing solutions in the firm’s portfolio are the DDR4 2400 wide temperature UDIMM AND VLP and SODIMM modules. These products are compact and able to withstand temperatures from -40°C to 85°C. As a value add the DDR4 series comes with anti-sulfuration and conformal coating ensuring optimum performance.

M.2 3IE4

Turning light on next generation of hardware technology
Whether designing display screens, kiosks, digital signs, or point-of-sale devices the hardware provides the structure that brings your vision to light. Innodisk is shining with their next generation solutions for the industrial and embedded markets.

The 2.5″ SATA SSD 3TE7 and the mSATA 3TG6-P are industrial designed firmware with 3D NAND and iDataGuard technology. mSATA 3TG6-P is performance with the mSATA suitable for space-constricted applications and the 2.5″ SATA has a capacity up to 2TB and comes with LDPC ECC Technology, AES 256bit encryption, Die-RAID Technology, iDataGuard technology, with end to end protection.

The company’s next generation offerings also include DRAM. The DDR4 2666 memory series is designed for server applications on the Intel Purley platform. The modules are equipped with a Samsung chip equipped with a new system circuit architecture to deliver higher performance with lower power consumption. DRAM, expansion cards, and next generation flash products are made for future of technology.

Taking Embedded Storage into Clouds
Automation the IoT trend means that we’re moving into a future with fewer human operators and an exponentially growing number of interconnected devices. All flash devices however, have limited lifespan. To meet this growing need of storage monitoring and maintenance, the company has launched iCAP. This is shorthand for firm’s Cloud Administration Platform, and is a solution that allows browser-based monitoring of any interconnected device, no matter where you are located.

EMUC-B202 expansion card

Industrial Solutions for Networking and Automation
Embedded manufacturers often struggle with limited space, which can make any system expansion a troublesome affair. To meet the demand for smaller modules, the firm has moved onto smaller M.2 2242 LAN and serial expansion cards. This miniature design allows for a smooth integration into any system, and is suitable for the networking and automation industry. The company’s CAN bus EMUC-B202 expansion card provides stable connectivity and bandwidth to industrial systems and are available for Windows systems, as well as Linux through a SocketCAN implementation.

The company is set to turn on the light of their future technology by introducing software with device to dashboard technology and innovative hardware products and solutions that provide ‘Absolute Integration’.