Aaeon has released a compact Gene-DP6 processor fee based on the Alder Lake processors of the built-in class. The board is made in the 3.5-inch form factor and is designed to assemble compact and panel computers, POS systems, as well as for built-in installation. It is planned to produce several modifications of the board that will differ mainly to the model of the installed processor.

The heat packet of processors installed on the board can reach 35 watts (up to 64 watts in turbo mode), which will make us seriously relate to the issue of cooling when assembling the finished system. As an option to the board, the manufacturer offers the Gene-DP6-HSP01 heat generation plate, which is mounted on the lower surface of the board and is in contact with the processor and power circuits. Next, either a radiator with a large surface or cooler should be installed on the plate. As the latter, you can use the Gene-DP6-FAN01 designed for the board. When working, the fee uses RAM DDR5-4800, two SODIMM modules with a maximum total volume of 64 GB. The accumulator for placing software and data can serve as a SATA device and M.2 SSD. SSD is installed in a slot of 2280 m key, two more slots (2230 E Key and 3052 b Key) are used to install expansion.

The connectors for external connections are collected on one side of the board. There are 4 nests of USB 3.3 tires, two Ethernet ports and HDMI and DisplayPort video interfaces. The internal connectors are connected: Audio partitions of the front and rear panel, 4 COM ports RS-232/422/485, a discrete interface, two USB 2.0 nests, video interfaces and LVDS.

The power supply is from an external direct current source. Most modifications are suitable for a voltage of 9 ~ 36 volts, Gene-DP6-A10-0002 requires a voltage of 12 volts. The power supply schemes support AT and ATX modes.

Gene-DP6 modifications:

Options for the Gene-AdP6 board:

Technical characteristics Gene-ADP6-A10-0005:

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