OnLogic releases updates to rugged computer line, unveils 1000W industrial power supply | Robotics – Buy Aussie News

In addition to the in-house designed power supply, updates to OnLogic’s rugged computer lineup include the latest Intel® 13th Gen Core™ processors and new connectivity options.

SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT (November 15, 2023) – OnLogic (www.onlogic.com), a global leader in the design and manufacture of industrial and rugged computing solutions, has announced the release of the PS1000-1, the company’s first power supply designed specifically for use with OnLogic high-performance computers. The new 1000W power supply is engineered and tested for industrial computing applications and gives OnLogic hardware users even more flexibility when configuring their devices.

Further building upon the updates to their rugged computing line, OnLogic announced that their Karbon 800 Series of rugged computers is now available with Intel® 13th Gen Core™ processors. Meanwhile, the company’s Karbon 430 rugged computer will soon be configurable with additional LAN and COM connectivity. OnLogic will also soon add new systems from Mitac, Cincoze, and Neousys to their rugged portfolio.

“We are bringing several exciting new additions to our Rugged Line, which will continue to enable the highest level of reliable computing for our customers, wherever they need to install highly capable hardware,” says David Zhu-Grant, Senior Product Manager at OnLogic. “This includes our first ever OnLogic-designed power supply. We know that advanced computing solutions require stable, reliable power and the PS1000-1 checks a lot of boxes for our customers. OnLogic’s extensive industry testing will save users time and money by providing an industry first, safety certified 1000W AC/DC solution out of the box.”

The patent pending PS1000-1 has been engineered with the power delivery challenges of industrial computing applications in mind. Delivering up to 1000W of DC power at 48V, the PS1000-1 helps to take full advantage of today’s power hungry GPUs and accelerators, particularly in AI, ML and…