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Product Lineup · 28 Models
Industrial motherboard lineup
Six form factors, twenty-eight boards, one design discipline: industrial-grade components, wide-temperature and wide-voltage options, and long-life supply support. Start with the size of your enclosure.
2.5-inch SBC
100 × 72 mm · 4 models
Low-power soldered-memory boards for tight embedded spaces.
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3.5-inch SBC
146 × 102 mm · 4 models
Mainstream industrial SBCs with LAN and PCIe expansion options.
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Mini-ITX
170 × 170 mm · 7 models
LGA power, Core Ultra and Ryzen onboard, PCIe 4.0 expansion.
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NANO-ITX
120 × 120 mm · 5 models
Compact mid-power boards with up to quad LAN and DB9 COM.
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NUC
100 × 100 mm · 6 models
Slim fanless-friendly boards for gateways, signage and edge nodes.
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3.5-inch Wide
155 × 117 mm · 2 models
Wide floor plan for the densest legacy I/O: LPT, PS/2, 6 COM, CAN.
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Three questions, one board
- Enclosure first: the chassis you already own decides the form factor — 100×72, 120×120, 146×102, 155×117, 170×170…
- Platform second: from 6W fanless N100 to LGA1700 desktop Core and Core Ultra with 96 GB DDR5 — match the compute, not more.
- Environment third: plant floor, vehicle or cabinet; wide voltage (DC 9–36V) and wide temperature (−20/+60°C) are where they matter.
At A Glance
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| Form Factor | Board Size | Models | Typical CPU Class | Network & Expansion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5-inch SBC | 100 × 72 mm | 4 | Low-power mobile SoC | 1–2× LAN · M.2 2242 |
| 3.5-inch SBC | 146 × 102 mm | 4 | Mainstream mobile SoC | 1–3× LAN · COM · M.2 |
| Mini-ITX | 170 × 170 mm | 7 | Desktop LGA / DDR5 slots | 2× LAN · PCIe x16/x4 · M.2 |
| NANO-ITX | 120 × 120 mm | 5 | Mid-power mobile SoC | up to 4× LAN · M.2 / mini-PCIe |
| NUC | 100 × 100 mm | 6 | Low-power, fanless-friendly | 2× LAN · 2× M.2 |
| 3.5-inch Wide | 155 × 117 mm | 2 | Mainstream + wide-range | 2× LAN · LPT · 6 COM |
Questions
Board search, shortened
Start from your enclosure: pick the form factor page, list the models, then compare the CPU platform and LAN/COM count. If two models still match, send us the shortlist — a sample of each is the cheapest way to decide.
Yes. Datasheets are available on request for each model — see the contact page or ask via the quote form. Every spec table on this site is drawn from those sheets.
Most boards in the lineup are rated −20°C to +60°C operating; a few are better matched to indoor cabinets (for example TIM800B at −10/+60°C). The temperature row on each model page states the exact rating — and we also offer a wide-temperature parts bin review for custom builds.
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