Called SRG-3352, “this innovative processor reduces the energy requirements of the system, saving electricity costs and allowing the system to be deployed with solar power or battery operated. With very little heat output, the system can operate in a wide range of temperatures from 0°C up to 60°C without loss in performance.”
A quick look at the product page reveals 2.28W consumption from between 9V and 30V.
To connect from edge to cloud, the gateway supports 3G/4G LTE (via mini PCIe connector) as well as NB-IoT (via connector) to help reduce carrier costs, and is compatible with cloud services including AWS, Azure, and Arm Pelion, or can be configured to work with a customer’s own cloud platform.
It has 2x Gigabit Ethernet ports (RJ-45), 2x USB 2.0, Micro USB and 2x RS-485 ports for connecting sensors and devices.
Other featured include 1Gbyte of on-board DDR3L, 8G of eMMC and a Micro SD Card Slot, as well as a real-time clock and four LEDs that can be controlled through GIO.
Options include: a wall mounts, a DIN rail mount, two antennas and a VGA interface.
“The SRG-3352 offers customers better flexibility and reliable operations to bring edge networks together,” said Aaeon product manager Seven Fan. “Together with Aaeon’s support, the SRG-3352 can help customers build effective and efficient edge networks from smart cities to smart factories and beyond.”
The product page is here