The ARMOR X7
Rugged, Handheld Tablet
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The ARMOR X7, a handheld tablet computer that’s small in size and
weight but big on ruggedness.
The ARMOR X7 is lightweight, has a sunlight-readable display and is loaded with
connectivity features, so it's ideal for a range of on-the-go computing needs.
It's also rugged enough to stand up to the most demanding environments. The X7
is rated MIL-STD-810G for extremes in vibration, shock and drops from six feet.
Plus it's highly resistant to both dust and moisture, earning an IP65 rating for
ingress protection.
The ARMOR X7 Compact Rugged Tablet
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Introducing the ARMOR X7, a compact tablet computer that is small in size and
weight but big on ruggedness. The ARMOR X7 is loaded with the features you want
in a lightweight mobile tablet like a range of WWAN/Cellular connectivity
options, Bluetooth® wireless, integrated GPS and full 802.11 a/g/n WiFi
connectivity.
The X7 is also rugged enough to stand up to the most demanding environments.
It’s rated MIL-STD-810G for extremes in vibration, shock and drops from six
feet. Plus it’s highly resistant to both dust and moisture, earning an IP65
rating for ingress protection.
The ARMOR X7’s small form factor, built-in hand grips, sunlight-readable 7-inch
display, and 2.8-pound weight make it ideal for any task that requires continual
data entry or information exchange, mobility, ease of use and a high degree of
durability.
Features:
Lightweight and compact
A wide range of WWAN connectivity protocols
Integrated 802.11 a/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS
Intel® N450 Pineview-M 1.66 GHz Single Core Processor with Intel Speedstep®
7-inch WSVGA , Sunlight-readable, dual mode display
Hot-swappable batteries
Sealed, fanless design
Certified to MIL-STD-810G and IP65
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A new 100 m standoff Terahertz Spectroscopic Radar (TSR)
addresses the U.S. Army need for new techniques for detecting concealed
explosives.TSR uses terahertz (THz) molecular spectroscopy to detect the unique
THz absorption wavelength signature of an explosive's outgassed material. This
design exhibits the most decisive identification pattern of explosives, whose
molecular vibration modes lie in the THz region. To detect these specific
explosive identifiers, TSR's innovative design analyzes the retroreflected THz
signals from targets rather than the transmitted THz signals common to the
conventional spectroscopy performed inside a laboratory. The TSR design combines
a wideband (1-20 THz) transmitter and a receiver spectrometer, built on a mobile
station. Using a high-quality submillimeter wave radar to send high rep-rate
(~100 MHz) THz probing pulses, we can identify not only the explosive but also
the location of the target with spatial resolution better than 0.03 mm since our
radar pulsewidth is faster than 100 femtosecond (fs). The average power of our
source is exceptionally high (~100 W) compared with any other THz sources.
Del Mar Photonics, Inc.
4119 Twilight Ridge
San Diego, CA 92130
tel: (858) 876-3133
fax: (858) 630-2376
Skype: delmarphotonics
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