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Custom IndustrIal ComputIng


Impulse Embedded supports demanding applications with a wide range of custom industrial computing systems. Here we find out how


industrial computers for hazardous areas, wide temperature industrial computers for more extreme operating conditions, tower computers for applications requiring industrial- grade performance in a traditional format, and IEC 61850-3/IEEE 1613 rackmount systems for power and substation environments. Application-focused ranges also support sectors including substation, marine, railway and in-vehicle computing.


Custom systems BuIlt around applICatIon needs Alongside configurable off-the-shelf platforms, Impulse Embedded develops custom industrial computing systems for projects with specific technical, mechanical or environmental requirements. This can include systems with tailored


expansion options, enclosure formats, thermal characteristics, mounting requirements, software images, branding, certification considerations or lifecycle planning. By engineering systems around the application, Impulse Embedded helps customers create platforms aligned with the environment they will operate in and the role they need to perform. The company also provides custom


touchscreen, HMI and panel PC solutions where usability, display performance, installation method and wider system integration are central to the specification. These systems can be tailored around screen size, touch technology, front panel design, ingress protection, mounting arrangement, processor platform and connectivity.


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mpulse Embedded, a leading UK provider of industrial computing solutions, supports OEMs, system integrators and technical


buyers with a broad range of standard and custom computing systems for demanding industrial applications. Industrial computing projects often involve


more than selecting a standard computer platform. Customers may need to account for processing performance, I/O, environmental conditions, installation constraints, operating system support, supply chain continuity, product lifecycle expectations and long-term technical support. Impulse Embedded helps customers move


from early research and platform selection through to system definition, integration and deployment. The company provides pre-sales consultation, system specification, design and engineering support, integration and


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manufacturing services, lifecycle technical support, supply chain management and deployment assistance.


a Broad range of platforms for demandIng envIronments Impulse Embedded supplies industrial computer platforms for a wide variety of performance, environmental and installation requirements. Their range includes rackmount computers,


industrial rackmount servers and rackmount GPU servers for higher-performance applications where expandability, processing power or server-grade capability are important. DIN-rail industrial computers and fanless industrial computers support space-constrained industrial installations where compact design, low maintenance and reliable operation are priorities. The company also offers ATEX Zone 2


IndustrIal ComputIng CapaBIlIty for Complex projeCts Impulse Embedded gives customers access to both configurable industrial computers and more specialised solutions developed around exact project requirements. This helps customers compare standard and custom options, understand where engineering input may be needed, and identify the most appropriate route for their application. By combining broad industrial computing


ranges with custom system design, integration and lifecycle support, Impulse Embedded helps customers specify and deploy computing solutions for demanding industrial, embedded and edge computing environments.


Impulse Embedded T: 01782 337800 E: sales@impulse-embedded.co.uk www.impulse-embedded.co.uk


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