Chapter 2
Power Specifications
Table 2-9 shows the power requirements from the baseboard and the board power output.
Table 2-9. Power Supply Requirements
Parameter
Input Type
In-rush Current*
(Typical)
BIT** Current
(Typical)
Notes: *In-rush measured with video, 128MB DDR PC2700 RAM memory, and power connected.
**The BIT (burn in test) current was measured using with 128MB DDR PC2700 RAM, video,
Ampro I/O Interface board, floppy (1), IDE HDD (1), PS/2 keyboard & mouse, 4 Serial loopbacks,
externally powered USB CD-ROM (1), externally powered USB HDD (1), USB Jump-Drive (1),
USB CompactFlash reader with 64MB CompactFlash card (1), onboard 64MB CompactFlash card, and
two operating Ethernet channels. LittleBoard 800 used Windows 2000 as OS.
Thermal/Cooling Requirements
The CPU, Memory Hub, I/O Hub, and voltage regulators are the sources of heat on the board.
The LittleBoard 800 is designed to operate at the maximum speed of the respective CPUs,
600MHz, 1.0GHz, or 1.4GHz. The Celeron M CPUs require a heatsink but no fan for –
40°to+85°C operation. The Pentium M CPU requires a heatsink but no fan for +0°to+70°C
operation, but does require a fan above +70°C (+70°C to+85°C operation).
LittleBoard 800
600MHz Celeron M
Characteristics
Regulated DC voltages
11Amps
2.7A (13.5W)
Reference Manual
1.0GHz Celeron M
Characteristics
Regulated DC voltages
15Amps
2.8A (14W)
Product Overview
1.4GHz Pentium M
Characteristics
Regulated DC voltages
10.2Amps
3.4A (17W)
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