Flyweights in the
top performance
class
Spectra PowerBox 12C1 and 12C6: Compact Mini‑PCs with 9th generation processors
The power-to-weight ratio (also mass-to-power ratio) is a common parameter in the specification of vehicles
and engines. This specification is not known for industrial computers, but nevertheless the weight plays an
important role as soon as they are used in "moving" applications. Not only the dead weight, but also the
resulting inertial forces lead to enormous additional expenses.
With a total weight of just 1.7 kg, the Spectra PowerBox 12C1 and 12C6 Mini-PC are flyweights in the top
performance class of Intel® Core™ i7 or 9th generation Xeon® processors. With 6 CPU cores each and a maximum
of 32 GB DDR4 memory, they offer an excellent basis for fast data processing. Data storage can be easily
realized with the help of several mSATA and NVME SSD slots.
