Minix Datasheets/Temperature Specs?

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klapa

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I have been thinking to build a mini surveillance system possibly utilizing an ARM based Minix.

I was looking for temperature specifications to determine if the Minix units are rated for the full Industrial temperature range of -40C to +85C.

I know Minix has a good (the best!) SBC thermal solution and packaging, but wondered about the CPU/heatsink thermal resistance and whether the unit could operate reliably long term in an ambient ~ -20C to +65C?

I know these (at least some) units are used for outdoor signage so would think they would be rated for such ambient conditions but wondered if all or only some models are capable of these harsh conditions?

I cannot find detailed datasheets for the various models on the Minix website.
 
klapa said:
I have been thinking to build a mini surveillance system possibly utilizing an ARM based Minix.

I was looking for temperature specifications to determine if the Minix units are rated for the full Industrial temperature range of -40C to +85C.

I know Minix has a good (the best!) SBC thermal solution and packaging, but wondered about the CPU/heatsink thermal resistance and whether the unit could operate reliably long term in an ambient ~ -20C to +65C?

I know these (at least some) units are used for outdoor signage so would think they would be rated for such ambient conditions but wondered if all or only some models are capable of these harsh conditions?

I cannot find detailed datasheets for the various models on the Minix website.
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I think in this instance given the nature of the information you're enquiring about you'd be better off contacting MINIX support directly @klapa .

MINIXs' industrial range of devices aren't supported or discussed here on the forums anyway, it's for the consumer grade devices only.

You'll get a faster response too. Additionally, the information you'll receive will obviously be directly from the source to ensure you get the correct information to your specific requirements :).

Drop MINIX an email at support@minix.com.hk
 
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