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MIC-300A1-S1S3
4U 84HP CompactPCI Serial industrial chassis withstanding -40°C to 70°C temperatures, 2G rms vibration resistance, with a pull-out cooling fan tray (2 x 120mm fans) and an 8-slot CPCI-S backplane.
- Extreme industrial operating temperature range from -40°C to 70°C
- Meets 10G shock and 2G rms vibration resistance standards
- Easy-maintenance pull-out fan tray design with 2 x 120mm fans (150 CFM each)
- Supports 2 x AC/DC CPCI-Serial power slots
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Industrial factors
| Operating temperature range | -40 ~ 70 °C |
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| Dimensions (mm) | 482.6 x 250 x 177 |
| Vibration resistance | 2 — G rms |
| Certifications | PICMG CPCI-S.0 R2.0 |
Computing
| PCI/PCIe expansion slots | 0 |
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Connectivity & I/O
| Expansion | 8× CPCI-S Peripheral Slot · 2× CPCI-S Power Slot |
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Optional accessories & modules (13 items)
| 1960117152S001 | 3U 4HP blank panel |
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| 1960117153S001 | 3U 8HP blank panel |
| MIC-330 | 3U CPCI-S CPU board |
| MIC-3810 | 3U CPCI-S PCIe Carrier board |
| MIC-3820 | 3U CPCI-S SATA Carrier board |
| MIC-3811 | 3U CPCI-S Dual Mini-PCIe Carrier board |
| MIC-3954D | 3U CPCI-S Quad M.2 carrier |
| MIC-3954E | 3U CPCI-S Quad MiniPCIe Carrier for Wifi/GPS/BT |
| MIC-3812 | 3U CPCI-S MXM carrier board |
| MIC-3860 | 3U CPCI-S 4 Ports Gigabit Ethernet Card |
| XMIC330-HAC300S | 3U CPCI-S 300W AC-DC Power |
| MIC-3890 | 3U CPCI-S 110V input/250W DC Power |
| MIC-3890V2-B1D1 | Related Power Supply |
Other configurations in the MIC-300 series
Same chassis, same mounting — they differ in screen size and CPU. If the model above isn’t quite right, switching to one of these is usually enough.