One card, a whole machine
Single Board Computers
A WINSYTSEM SBC is a complete computer on one laminate: CPU, memory path, storage, and the I/O you actually wire on the factory floor. No decorative slots. No consumer chipsets pretending to be industrial.
Desktop towers spread a computer across a backplane because they can. Embedded work usually cannot. Putting the processor, DRAM, firmware, and field I/O on a single board cuts connectors, cuts mass, and removes the failure points that show up after the third summer in a cabinet.
Our cards arrive in form factors people already cut metal for: 3.5″, Pico-ITX class, PC/104-style stacks, and a few envelopes we keep because customers still ship them. x86 and Arm both live here. Intel, NXP, and selected industrial SoCs, chosen for temperature grade and longevity rather than launch-day benchmarks.
Some boards stand alone with locking industrial connectors. Others drop into a passive backplane or a mezzanine stack when the project needs another FPGA or a radio later. Either way, the thermal story is written first: copper, spreading, and a temperature window that is printed on the drawing, not hoped for in a spreadsheet.
- Architectures
- x86 and Arm
- Envelopes
- 3.5″, Pico, PC/104-class
- Window
- −40 °C to +85 °C (SKU)
- Connectors
- Locking, industrial pitch
In this family
WST-ORBIT-AL
Orbit AL fanless SBC
A quiet, wide-temp single board built around Intel Amston Lake silicon for cabinets that never see a cooling fan.
WST-PEBBLE-3950
Pebble 3950 mini SBC
An ultra-compact Apollo Lake board for instruments that have a circuit-card budget, not a chassis budget.
WST-RIDGE-13
Ridge 13 rugged SBC
13th Gen Intel Core on a rugged 3.5″ card for vision, inference, and control loops that outgrew Atom.
Need a delta on connectors, coating, or a frozen BOM? That is modified COTS — send the constraint list.