BOARD LEVEL
Industrial Motherboard
Board-level options for kiosk and automation projects that need a specific form factor, I/O count and long-term supply.
An industrial motherboard is chosen when the enclosure, I/O set or product lifecycle cannot be met by an off-the-shelf system. Form factor, CPU generation, expansion slots and BIOS behaviour should be defined from the software requirements backwards, then agreed in writing with a supply commitment.
Configuration options
Points to agree before a quotation. Final availability, interfaces and ratings depend on the selected platform.
- Form factor: ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX or 3.5-inch
- CPU socket type or onboard processor and TDP
- Memory type, slots and maximum capacity
- PCIe, M.2, COM and USB expansion layout
- BIOS/UEFI settings and boot behaviour
- Long-term availability and revision control
Typical applications
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Control board for self-service terminals
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Automation and inspection equipment
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Medical and laboratory devices
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Retrofit of existing kiosk hardware
Before you request a quotation
Which CPU generation and TDP does the software actually need?
Share the answer together with the installation environment, quantity and target schedule so the configuration can be assessed.
Which form factor fits inside the enclosure?
Share the answer together with the installation environment, quantity and target schedule so the configuration can be assessed.
How many COM, USB, LAN and expansion slots are required?
Share the answer together with the installation environment, quantity and target schedule so the configuration can be assessed.
How long must this board revision remain buyable?
Share the answer together with the installation environment, quantity and target schedule so the configuration can be assessed.
Discuss your project
Tell us the application, environment and I/O requirements. We reply with the questions that still need answers and the next step.