Electronic Design and Industrial Computing Solutions
From bespoke electronic design services through to off-the-shelf embedded panel PCs, DSL are able to provide industrial computing solutions to suit your requirements, timescales and budget. Known in the industry for our robust and reliable products. Our UK based team provides a wealth of knowledge and expertise, providing you with high quality technical support and a 5 year warranty.
ELECTRONIC DESIGN SERVICES OUR RANGE OF INDUSTRIAL COMPUTING PRODUCTS
Firmware / Software
As part of our complete product design service, our expert software engineers provide a complete firmware or application software development service to integrate any required functionality seamlessly. By developing both hardware and software in parallel, sharing knowledge between our engineers throughout the process, we can rapidly respond to any electronic design requirements and deliver in short time-scales.
Electronic Design Solutions
We provide a fast and reliable bespoke electronic product design service for when an off-the-shelf solution simply cannot meet your needs. Our expert electronic design engineers take you from concept to reality – whether you require a simple circuit board design to managing and delivering entire multi-layer, multi-board projects, from inception, design, prototyping to delivering high volumes of fully assembled and tested products.
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Embedded Electronics and Market Forces
Embedded development is a process of developing software for devices that are embedded in other devices. This can include anything from small microcontrollers to larger systems. The purpose of embedded
Fit and forget – Why do industrial solutions not use the latest technology?
DSL Product Manager David Cooper answers the question he gets asked the most: When it comes to industrial computing products, why are some of the processors and technology used older