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阿富汗部队的数据采集

技术

处理器与边缘智能 - 片上系统

适用行业

国家安全与国防

客户

英国武装部队

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关于客户

英国武装部队组成联合王国的军队，负责保卫国家、其海外领土和皇家属地；以及促进英国更广泛的利益，支持国际维和努力，

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挑战

阿富汗战场上的电子设备提供了有关车辆状态的信息，并确定了它周围对英国军队的潜在威胁。对这些数据的监测和解释需要强大而复杂的数字化来进行数据采集和通信。

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解决方案

电子设计专家 IA Technology 设计了一个紧急操作要求 (UOR) 系统，该系统由 Eurotech ISIS 处理器板及其与电源和通信相关的一系列外围模块组成。

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收集的数据

Energy Usage, Vehicle Location Tracking, Vehicle Status

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运营影响

[Cost Reduction - Energy]
The amount of energy used can be lowered
[Product Improvement - User Acceptance]
ISIS processor board's small dimension feature fit the armoured personnel carrier where space is a premium.
[Efficiency Improvement - Quality Assurance]
The flawless finished product with no margin for error provides safety and reliability on the battlefield.

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数量效益

The system is well suited to withstand the potentially extreme weather conditions encountered in Afghanistan, with an operating temperature resistance ranging from 0 degree celsius to 70 degree celsius.

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