PCM-B252 2.5" Wide Temperature Industrial Motherboard FAQ | YDS Embedded X86 Industrial Mainboard

Shenzhen YDS Technology Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of wide-temperature industrial computers, embedded industrial PC solution provider, X86 industrial computer manufacturer and 2.5-inch industrial motherboard supplier. With years of experience in embedded hardware R&D and manufacturing, we focus on the R&D and production of industrial PC motherboards, embedded industrial PC motherboards, industrial computer motherboards and industrial automation motherboards. We deliver reliable industrial motherboard products and embedded complete machine solutions for industrial clients worldwide.

PCM-B252 is a 2.5-inch fanless X86 motherboard equipped with Intel Baytrail series SOC processors, featuring a compact dimension of 110×82mm. This wide temperature industrial motherboard is built with industrial-grade components, delivering outstanding resistance to high and low temperatures. It supports 7×24-hour continuous stable operation with low failure rates. Widely applied in Artificial Intelligence, Edge Computing, Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), Electric Vehicle Charging Pile (EVCP), Smart Grid, Machine Vision, Numerical Control System (NCS), Robots, Face Recognition and Internet of Things. It can also serve as a medical equipment motherboard.

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