Neousys SEMIL-2200 Intel 14th/13th/12th Gen Core IP69K Mission Critical Computers

Defence, government, and certified mission-critical installations need compute hardware that passes a different bar than standard rugged industrial PCs. The mechanical envelope (IP69K dust and water ingress, MIL-STD-810H shock and vibration) is only half of it — the rest is electromagnetic compatibility under MIL-STD-461G and power-supply tolerance under MIL-STD-1275D, which together govern how the system behaves in the electromagnetic environments and electrical-bus conditions of military platforms. The Neousys SEMIL-2200 series is built for that bar.

Compute is Intel 14th, 13th, and 12th Gen Core CPUs on the R680E platform, at 35W TDP, with up to 128GB of ECC or non-ECC DDR5-4800 across two SODIMM slots. The ECC option matters specifically on long-running mission-critical installs where soft memory errors would compromise data integrity over operational deployment cycles. Intel vPro and AMT 16.0 cover remote management on installations where the SEMIL-2200 sits inside an instrumented enclosure and physical access is restricted by operational security or mission posture. dTPM 2.0 covers hardware-rooted trust where the install requires it.

Networking is seven Ethernet ports on the SEMIL-2207 variant — two 10GbE on the Intel X550-AT2 controller, four 2.5GbE on the Intel I226-IT, and one GbE on the Intel I219-LM — all over M12 X-coded connectors. M12 retention is non-negotiable on installs that see real mechanical stress: the threaded shells stay seated through shock and vibration that would pop a standard RJ45 connector loose. The two 10GbE ports cover the high-bandwidth data buses common on signal-intelligence, ISR, and sensor-fusion installs. Two isolated CAN 2.0 ports (SocketCAN-compatible in Linux) cover vehicle CAN integration and platform system bus connectivity, and four serial COM ports — two isolated RS-232, one RS-232, one RS-422/485 — cover legacy serial integration with platform subsystems.

The MIL-STD-1275D electrical compliance is what separates the SEMIL-2200 from civilian rugged computers at the same form factor. 1275D specifies behaviour under the ripple, surge, and spike conditions present on a 28V military DC bus — the kind of transient events that would cause a standard wide-range DC input to either fault or pass the transient through to the compute hardware. The SEMIL-2200 power supply includes the filtering and protection to ride those transients without resetting or damaging the CPU. 9 to 36V DC input via M12 L-coded connector with built-in ignition power control covers platform power-up and shutdown sequences without external relay logic. MIL-STD-461G covers the electromagnetic compatibility side — conducted emissions, radiated emissions, and radiated susceptibility tested to the levels specified by military procurement.

Mechanical envelope is the 2U 19″/2 half-rack chassis (220mm × 310mm × 90.5mm, 6.2 kg) in corrosion-resistant stainless steel and aluminium — sized for installation in platform racks alongside other 2U-form mission equipment. The IP69K rating covers high-pressure / high-temperature wash-down environments and full ingress immersion testing, which matters on naval and amphibious installs as much as on land platforms with decontamination protocols. Rack-mount and wall-mount brackets are standard. Things Embedded supplies the SEMIL-2200 preconfigured to the deployment — CPU class, memory (ECC or non-ECC depending on the install), storage, and any required wireless or comms modules picked to the mission requirement.