Internally, the platform supports expansion with 4 standard SATA 3.0 interfaces and 1 M.2 NVMe hard drive interface, as well as abundant PCI-E expansion options: 1 PCI-E x16 slot (with PCI-E 3.0 x16 signals), 1 PCI-E x8 slot (with PCI-E x4 signals), and 1 M.2 PCI-E x2 socket (for expanding 4G/5G communication modules). It is powered by a standard ATX power supply, with the total power consumption of the entire unit being less than 150W.
This product can be widely applied in fields such as industrial control, electric power, national defense, government, scientific research, medical care, numerical control, communications, and transportation.
- Hardware Interface Terminology: Industry-standard abbreviations like "SATA 3.0", "M.2 NVMe", "PCI-E", and "ATX" are retained, as they are universally recognized in global industrial control and hardware fields. For instance, "PCI-E" (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) and "ATX" (Advanced Technology Extended) do not require full-name expansion, ensuring consistency with professional communication norms.
- Signal & Parameter Accuracy: The clarification of PCI-E slot signals (e.g., "PCI-E 3.0 x16 signals") and power consumption ("less than 150W") uses precise technical expressions, which is essential for engineers to verify hardware compatibility and power allocation during deployment.
- Application Field Consistency: Translations of application fields (e.g., "numerical control", "medical care") adhere to common English terminology in international industrial documents, helping global clients quickly identify scenarios where the product can be applied.
