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Equipped with either an Intel ULP Pentium III or a ULV Celeron processor core, the F11 single-board computer is a versatile 3U Eurocard CompactPCI board, taking 8HP or more front space depending on its configuration. A specially outlined heat sink efficiently takes away the heat from the board, even in extended temperature range. The F11 is designed especially for systems which require low power consumption, e.g. as a computing platform for rugged industrial PCs in mobile applications or for infotainment applications, offering the whole world of Windows and Linux based software. The F11 is controlled by an Ultra-Low Power Pentium III with 933MHz or an Ultra-Low Voltage Celeron Processor with 400MHz or 650MHz. It provides 512KB/256KB L2 cache. Together with the Pentium III the 815E Intel® chip set is used. The F11 provides dual Fast Ethernet via RJ45 connectors and COM1 via a D-Sub connector at the front. Two USB 1.1, graphics (VGA up to UXGA) and keyboard/mouse are also available at the front. The F11 has an SO-DIMM socket, a CompactFlash socket, and it offers the possibility to mount a 2.5" hard disk on the board. An on-board FPGA allows implementation of additional functionality such as AC'97 audio (with optical isolation), serial interfaces, CAN bus controllers, binary I/O, protocol converters, touch controller etc. to the needs of the individual application in a very flexible way. Before boot-up of the system, the FPGA is loaded from the boot Flash. Updates of the FPGA contents can be made inside the boot Flash during operation and are available after a re-boot of the system. The FPGA functions are physically implemented on SA-Adapters. A maximum of 7 SA-Adapters can be realized on one F11, with I/O accessible at the front panel. The F11 also supports a rear I/O interface for IDE. The pin assignment is compatible with the rear I/O transition module of the F9 Pentium M SBC.Equipped with a PCI-bridge chip, the F11 offers a full CompactPCI interface (system slot functionality) for reliable system expansion. The generation of the 3.3V supply voltage can optionally be made available out of the 5V while the CompactPCI system is supplied with 3.3V. Last but not least, the F11's Award BIOS was especially designed for embedded system applications.