Infineon unveils PCIe card for long-range, high-speed USB vision systems
Infineon has released a PCIe expansion card design that lets USB 20 Gbps connections run reliably over plain 5-meter cables, with each USB-C port supplying up to 36 watts of power delivery. Aimed at machine vision and industrial computing, it tackles headaches like signal drop-off and cabling complexity for high-resolution cameras that need to sit far from the host PC.
- Supports two USB-C ports at 20 Gbps each
- Delivers up to 36 watts per USB port
- Enables 5-meter passive cable use without extra power supplies
- Targeted to machine vision and industrial PC builders
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