Nexcom's VTC 7270 is a Vehicle Box PC designed to meet the needs of vehicle applications requiring high connectivity and performance. The vehicle PC offers a wide range of features and technical specifications designed for demanding applications.
Combining state-of-the-art technology and rugged design, the VTC 7270 enables optimal performance and reliability in a wide range of vehicle environments and application scenarios.
With a 12th/13th generation Intel® Core™ processor from the i processor series and DDR5 memory, the VTC 7270 offers outstanding memory bandwidth and low latency for best-in-class performance. In addition to 2 x 2.5GbE and 1 x GbE LAN interfaces, the Vehicle Computer features 6 x USB 3.2, 2 x CAN FD & 4 x Serials (optional: 4 additional 2.5 GbE PoE) to ensure comprehensive connectivity.
The VTC 7270 features two 2.5" SSDs and one ultra-fast NVMe SSD, ensuring high data security and integrity. With up to four WWAN/WLAN combinations, the VTC 7270 is ideal for mobile router applications and guarantees reliable wireless communication.
The Vehicle Computer can be optionally equipped with up to two Hailo AI accelerators (with 26TOPS workload each), providing tremendous AI computing power. The fanless VTC 7270 is designed for a wide operating temperature range of -35°C to 70°C (with 35W CPU) and meets military standards for vibration and shock resistance.
The Nexcom VTC 7270 is CE/FCC, UKCA and Emark certified. Emark certification ensures that the product meets the requirements for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and safety standards in vehicles. This facilitates the integration of the VTC 7270 into vehicle systems and ensures optimal performance and reliability in demanding vehicle environments.
The VTC 7270 represents an advanced and powerful solution designed specifically for vehicle applications with high connectivity and performance requirements. Learn more about the technical details and benefits of this system to make an informed decision about its suitability for your specific requirements.
