AES-EL6KA

Looking for an ultra-small, rugged and high performance fanless IoT solution? You have found it with this embedded system featuring Intel® Elkhart Lake Celeron processor options with 4GB onboard DDR4 memory and 32/64GB eMMC storage and expansion flexibility. Ultimate performance and reliability are realized with up to Quad Core processing power while using less than 10W TDP.  This exceptional power efficiency means less additional cooling space, and with 4K dual display capability and TPM 2.0 feature, this system can handle even the most demanding industrial applications.

Additional information

CPU

Intel® Elkhart Lake SoC Processor (J6412, TDP 10W), Intel® Elkhart Lake SoC Processor (N6210, TDP 6.5W)

Chipset

Integrated in SoC

BIOS

AMI UEFI BIOS

Memory

Onboard 4GB DDR4

Integrated Graphics

Intel® Gen10 UHD Graphics

Video

2 x HDMI 2.0

Storage

Onboard 32GB or Onboard 64GB

LAN Ports

2 x Gigabit Ethernet LAN

Extended Interface

1 x M.2 2230 E-Key, 1 x MiniPCIe Full Size

USB

2 x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type A, 2 x USB 2.0 Type A

Serial (COM) Port

2 x RS-232/422/485

TPM

2.0

Power Requirement

12V DC Input Jack

Dimensions

140 x 90 x 45mm (5.5" x 3.5" x 1.8")

Operating Temperature

0 ~ 60°C

OS Software Supported

Windows 10 Full, Windows IOT Kernel 4.8, Ubuntu 22.04

ORDERING OPTIONS

1708584A: AES-EL6KA1 with Celeron® N6210, Dual-Core, 1.2GHz~2.6GHz, 6.5W CPU and 32GB eMMC Storage

1708584B: AES-EL6KA2 with Celeron® J6412, Quad-Core, 2GHz~2.6GHz, 10W CPU and 64GB eMMC Storage

COMMENT IN NOTES FOR NEEDED OPTIONAL ITEMS:
Power adaptor + Power Cord
Din Rail Mount Kits
Intel Wi-Fi 6E Module
SATA & Power cable

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Datasheet

ORDERING OPTIONS

1708584A: AES-EL6KA1 with Celeron® N6210, Dual-Core, 1.2GHz~2.6GHz, 6.5W CPU and 32GB eMMC Storage 1708584B: AES-EL6KA2 with Celeron® J6412, Quad-Core, 2GHz~2.6GHz, 10W CPU and 64GB eMMC Storage COMMENT IN NOTES FOR NEEDED OPTIONAL ITEMS: Power adaptor + Power Cord Din Rail Mount Kits Intel Wi-Fi 6E Module SATA & Power cable

AES-EL6KA

Looking for an ultra-small, rugged and high performance fanless IoT solution? You have found it with this embedded system featuring Intel® Elkhart Lake Celeron processor options with 4GB onboard DDR4 memory and 32/64GB eMMC storage and expansion flexibility. Ultimate performance and reliability are realized with up to Quad Core processing power while using less than 10W TDP.  This exceptional power efficiency means less additional cooling space, and with 4K dual display capability and TPM 2.0 feature, this system can handle even the most demanding industrial applications.

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System

Operating System

Testing

Accessory

SKU: 1708584 Tags: Elkhart Lake, embedded, Fanless, Internet of Things (IoT), NUC, small form factor, versatile
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Additional information

CPU

Intel® Elkhart Lake SoC Processor (J6412, TDP 10W), Intel® Elkhart Lake SoC Processor (N6210, TDP 6.5W)

Chipset

Integrated in SoC

BIOS

AMI UEFI BIOS

Memory

Onboard 4GB DDR4

Integrated Graphics

Intel® Gen10 UHD Graphics

Video

2 x HDMI 2.0

Storage

Onboard 32GB or Onboard 64GB

LAN Ports

2 x Gigabit Ethernet LAN

Extended Interface

1 x M.2 2230 E-Key, 1 x MiniPCIe Full Size

USB

2 x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type A, 2 x USB 2.0 Type A

Serial (COM) Port

2 x RS-232/422/485

TPM

2.0

Power Requirement

12V DC Input Jack

Dimensions

140 x 90 x 45mm (5.5" x 3.5" x 1.8")

Operating Temperature

0 ~ 60°C

OS Software Supported

Windows 10 Full, Windows IOT Kernel 4.8, Ubuntu 22.04

ORDERING OPTIONS

1708584A: AES-EL6KA1 with Celeron® N6210, Dual-Core, 1.2GHz~2.6GHz, 6.5W CPU and 32GB eMMC Storage

1708584B: AES-EL6KA2 with Celeron® J6412, Quad-Core, 2GHz~2.6GHz, 10W CPU and 64GB eMMC Storage

COMMENT IN NOTES FOR NEEDED OPTIONAL ITEMS:
Power adaptor + Power Cord
Din Rail Mount Kits
Intel Wi-Fi 6E Module
SATA & Power cable

DOWNLOADS

Datasheet

ORDERING OPTIONS

1708584A: AES-EL6KA1 with Celeron® N6210, Dual-Core, 1.2GHz~2.6GHz, 6.5W CPU and 32GB eMMC Storage 1708584B: AES-EL6KA2 with Celeron® J6412, Quad-Core, 2GHz~2.6GHz, 10W CPU and 64GB eMMC Storage COMMENT IN NOTES FOR NEEDED OPTIONAL ITEMS: Power adaptor + Power Cord Din Rail Mount Kits Intel Wi-Fi 6E Module SATA & Power cable

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