X86
Single Board Computers for
PC-Compatible Embedded Systems

Our x86 Single Board Computers (SBC) allow you to build embedded systems that are rugged, reliable and reasonably priced. All x86 based embedded PC's run without fans or heat sinks in the temperature range of -20° to +70°C (Optional Extended Temperature -40° to +80°C ). The TS-5000 series uses conventional (DOS or Linux) development tools, reducing risk and giving you a competitive edge in fast moving markets. The PC/104 expansion bus enables the addition of commercial-off-the-shelf or custom peripherals. You can select from our many options and peripherals to arrive at your own semi-customized embedded solution.

The TS-5000 series Single Board Computers are based on the 586 architecture. The 5 COTS boards take advantage of the AMD Elan 520 CPU running at 133MHz. These SBC's have 2 MB of flash standard and up to 64MB of RAM. Data interfaces include as many as 40 DIO lines, 4 serial ports utilizing RS-232, RS-485 Half or Full Duplex, and Optional Analog to Digital Converter. The Real Time Clock and LCD header are standard. To compare features on both 586 and 386 SBC’s visit our x86 Product Feature Matrix.

If the standard features of the TS-5000 series do not fully meet your requirements, the 8/16 bit PC/104 interface allows you to add functionality through Technologic Systems’ broad product line of PC/104 peripheral daughter boards. For example, the TS-ETH10 allows the addition of Ethernet ports. The TS-NVRAM provides 128KB of non-volatile SRAM. The TS-DIO boards add extra DIO pins.

Please, visit our Legacy products page should you interested in the TS-3000 and TS-2000 series X86 single board computers.

Technologic Systems engineers are experienced in all aspects of embedded system design. Many of our products originated when our existing product line didn't meet a customer's real world project requirements. If our line of single board computers do not meet the requirements of your embedded application, check our custom design services. Our engineers can modify existing products or design a custom embedded computer or peripheral board, often at a lower total cost than an in-house design. Contact an engineer for more information.