PC/104 & PC/104-Plus

Advanced Digital Logic

Engineering Services – Custom Enclosures and more…

Advanced Digital Logic (ADL) offers a wide range of leading-edge and long-life embedded products that fit many demanding applications. However, for those unique or very specific requirements, we offer our Engineering Services and can provide you with the following:

Custom Enclosures – Systems designed to meet your dimensional, electrical and environmental requirements
Custom Thermal Solutions – For the ADL family of computer boards (ADLxxxPC…), we offer custom thermal plates, heat spreaders, active and passive heatsinks
System Integration – Custom O/S installation, peripheral card configuration, and custom interconnects
Board Modification – Revision controlled firmware / BIOS installation, custom configuration, and custom connector installation
Custom BIOS Build – Custom features, custom defaults or logo

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AVAILABILITY

Please contact our Sales Department to discuss your requirements and to discuss your available options at sales@adlogic-pc104.com or 858.490.0597.

Contact Information

Advanced Digital Logic

4411 Morena Blvd., Suite 101
San Diego, CA , 92117-4328
USA

tele: 858.490.0597
fax: 858.490.0599
sales@adl-usa.com
www.adl-usa.com

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This entry was posted on Friday, May 1st, 2009 at 5:12 pm and is filed under CPU or Single Board Computers(SBC), Datasheet.

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