Jim on Engineering: Episode 70 - MIL-STD-810 Test Method 506.5 Rain

Jim on Engineering, Episode 70: Jim Shaw, Crystal Group’s EVP of Engineering describes the testing process and procedures for MIL-STD-810 Test Method 506.5 Rain. The purpose of the standard is to help determine effects of rain, water spray or dripping water on electronics. How can we demonstrate that? Take a ride with Jim in the Crystal pickup to a car wash.

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Argon has introduced the ultimate rugged display The ARD21’s

Argon 21.3” rugged display is designed for Command & Control applications where maximum viewable surface area is needed in the smallest mounting possible. The ARD21’s extremely small bezel size, flexible mounting configurations, configurable I/O, and universal AC/DC power supply make it a valuable solution for many mission critical applications.

 

The ARD21’s 21.3” display is suitable for combat & tactical vehicles, mobile shelters, and close in naval spaces. Argon Corp offers the customer a variety of standard options and is ready to customise to ensure that the product meets your exact requirements.

Main Features:

• Low Power Consumption – 65W at 450 Nits (Typical)
• LED Backlighting System
• 19” Rack Mount, 8U/9U High, 2.8” Depth
• Handles
• Low Weight (14.6lbs)
• 901D Qualified
• Fully Enclosed Unit; No Holes or Fans
• Optional High Bright resolution.
• MIL-STD-810

MIL-STD-810 Test Method 504 Contamination by Fluids | Jim on Engineering, Episode 68

If you want to know what and how the products from Crystal Rugged are made. Check out Jim Shaw's, Executive Vice President of Engineering Video Blog. He explains in detail topics related to operational, deployable, and high reliability computing applications.

In this video blog Jim Shaw, EVP of Engineering describes the testing process and procedures for MIL-STD-810 Test Method 504 Contamination by Fluids.  These tests help to determine if materiel is affected by temporary exposure to contaminating fluids such as may be encountered and applied during its life cycle, either occasionally, intermittently, or over extended periods.

  

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Thermal Testing with Humidity | Jim on Engineering, Episode 52

If you want to know what and how the products from Crystal Rugged are made. Check out Jim Shaw's, Executive Vice President of Engineering Video Blog. He explains in detail topics related to operational, deployable, and high reliability computing applications.

In this video blog Jim Shaw, EVP of Engineering shows Crystal Group’s new Thermotron® chamber in action where it tests electronic equipment in temperature and humidity scenarios.

If your interested in more information in video blog form by Jim shaw check it out here https://www.crystalrugged.com/video-blog/

Information on this blog has been provided by our supplier Crystal Rugged.

For further information on Crystal Rugged products in Australia and New Zealand, please contact Metromatics +61 7 3868 4255 or sales@metromatics.com.au

for outside that area please contact Crystal Rugged on +1 319-378-1636

MIL-STD 810 | Jim on Engineering, Episode 27

If you want to know what and how the products from Crystal Rugged are made. Check out Jim Shaw's, Executive Vice President of Engineering Video Blog. He explains in detail topics related to operational, deployable, and high reliability computing applications.

In this video blog Jim Shaw, explains MIL-STD-810, and all of the tests that the standard encompasses. 

If your interested in more information in video blog form by Jim shaw check it out here https://www.crystalrugged.com/video-blog/

Information on this blog has been provided by our supplier Crystal Rugged.

For further information on Crystal Rugged products in Australia and New Zealand, please contact Metromatics +61 7 3868 4255 or sales@metromatics.com.au

for outside that area please contact Crystal Rugged on +1 319-378-1636