DDR3 UPS Embedded Motherboard, Certification : CE Certified

Type

• Intel Core™ i7 3770 (3.4 GHz - 3.9 GHz turbo - quad core)
• Intel Core i7 2600 (3.4 GHz - 3.8 GHz turbo - quad core)
• Intel Core i5 3550S (3 GHz - 3.7 GHz turbo - quad core)
• Intel Core i3 3220 (3.3 GHz - dual core)
• Intel Core i3 3120 (3.06 GHz - dual core)
• Intel Pentium G 2120 (3.1 GHz - dual core)
• Intel Pentium G 850 (2.9 GHz - dual core)

• Intel Celeron G 540 (2.5 GHz - dual core)

An embedded motherboard is a specialized computing platform designed for integration into embedded systems, where it serves as the central processing unit for controlling and managing various functions and tasks. These motherboards are characterized by their compact size, low power consumption, and extensive feature set tailored for specific embedded applications. Embedded motherboards typically come in various form factors such as Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, or custom designs, allowing for flexibility in integration into different types of embedded systems. They are equipped with powerful processors from manufacturers like Intel or AMD, along with onboard RAM, storage, and connectivity options to meet the requirements of the intended application. Embedded motherboards often feature a range of interfaces and connectors for connecting peripherals, sensors, displays, and other external devices, enabling seamless integration into embedded systems such as industrial automation, digital signage, medical devices, kiosks, and IoT (Internet of Things) devices. These motherboards may also include features such as ruggedized construction, extended temperature ranges, and long-term availability to ensure reliability and longevity in demanding environments. With their versatility, performance, and scalability, embedded motherboards provide a robust foundation for building customized embedded systems tailored to specific industry requirements and applications.