Industrial Computers and Embedded Systems

Displays, printers, pointing devices, disk drives, and other input or output computer devices.

Components used in industrial computing applications to conduct and transfer signals or power from one cable to another.

A device that has a common pathway along with data and control signals travel between different hardware devices withing a computer system or different computer systems.

Mobile computing systems include handheld, portable, or vehicular systems, which offer integrated features such as GPS receivers, cell phones, barcode scanners for data collection, mapping and navigational software, or touch screen displays.

Embedded systems include products and components that drive microcontroller and embedded microprocessor-based computer systems. This category includes both the chips and circuit boards that are the focus of the system, as well as the bus-driven accessori

RAID products include component within a RAID system, such as RAID controllers and RAID disk arrays.

Desktop personal computers are small, relatively inexpensive computers designed for an individual user. All are based on the microprocessor technology that enables manufacturers to put an entire CPU on one chip.

The process and the technology of retrieving data from processes with the purpose of analyzing it.

Industrial computing covers distributed client / server computing. Servers are powerful computers or processors dedicated to managing disk drives, printers, automated industrial processes or network traffic. Clients are PCs or workstations on which users.