The Embedded Systems Authority
By George T. Hilliard Processor technology advances at breakneck speed, with new devices coming every 12 to 24 months. Bus standards aren’t moving quite as quickly, but they’re no slouch either. With (relatively) slower moving applications like MIL/COTS, medical, and industrial and their five to seven-year lifecycles, the pace of these upgrades can spell rapid… Read More »
Read More >How does a world-class provider of rugged embedded computer systems prepare for its 37th year in business? By making major investments in its people and capabilities, accelerating the introduction of new products, and reintroducing itself with a brand-new visual identity that reflects its dynamic growth and industry leadership. WINSYSTEMS stands on nearly four decades of… Read More »
Read More >Small-scale solution provides exceptional capability and flexibility to maximize functionality of industrial embedded computer systems
Read More >High-reliability ITX-F-3800 industrial SBC delivers impressive performance, functionality and configuration flexibility for diverse applications and packaging solutions
Read More >Rugged ITX-P-3800 design packs fanless performance into miniscule form factor; embedded SBC offers industrial connectors and -20ºC to +70ºC operating temperature range
Read More >ITX-N-3900 industrial SBC offers formidable processing power and future-ready versatility; incorporates latest TPM 2.0 technology and USB 3.1 host ports in a high-reliability package ARLINGTON, Texas – October 18, 2018 – Industrial embedded computer innovator WINSYSTEMS today introduced its next-generation computing platform in the Nano-ITX form factor. The ITX-N-3900 provides a complete system that can be… Read More »
Read More >It’s all about the operational environment An industrial computer is a computing platform that has been ruggedized for specific industrial applications that must function in sometimes harsh environments. Its computing capabilities are generally similar to an equivalent commercial PC in terms of storage, processing and communications. However, industrial computers are often designed to use less… Read More »
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