In November 2015, Intel introduced the first branded and more or less formalized platform for things with an Internet connection. Â Hardware parts were microcontrollers Quark D1000 and x86-based microcontrollers, processors Quark D2000 and SoC Quark SE on a simplified class Intel Atom cores. Â Software platform is part of a cross-platform operating system Wind River Rocket and its variety - Wind River Pulsar Linux. Â All these solutions are for relatively simple tasks for collection, primary processing
and transfer to remote resources. Â This week, the company extended its range of proprietary solutions for things to connect to the Internet: for a "smart" home, industrial equipment, transport and other "heavy things" produced series processors Atom E3900.
At the time of Atom E3900 series announcement was produced three processors models  : Atom x5-E3930, Atom x5-E3940 and Atom x7-E3950.  All of them rely on Goldmont architecture and manufactured using 14-nm process technology (consumer analogue - Intel Apollo Lake processors).  Junior decision - Atom x5-E3930 - consists of two cores with a base frequency of 1.3 GHz with an increase to 1.8 GHz.  TDP level reaches 6.5 watts.  Graphics built-in - 18 Intel Graphics Gen9 execution units.
 Models Atom x5-E3940 and Atom x7-E3950 - with quad-core 1.6 GHz.  Automatic acceleration raises the frequency of the first processor to 1.8 GHz, the second - up to 2.0 GHz.  There are also differences in the GPU: from Atom x5-E3940 18 EU, from the Atom x7-E3950 20 EU.  This also means the difference in thermal packs - 9.5 W at Atom x5-E3940 and 12 watts for Atom x7-E3950.
Operating temperature range of all three processors is the same and lies in the range from -40 to 85 ° C. Â Later will come, Â Atom A3900 version with the ability to work in a temperature range up to 110 ° C. Â Related Products :
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