With the rise of the global Industry 4.0 wave, industrial automation is rapidly becoming an important way for all walks of life to achieve efficient and intelligent production.
Industrial automation technology is a comprehensive high technology that uses control theory, instrumentation, computers and other information technologies to detect, control, optimize, schedule, manage and make decisions on industrial production processes, in order to increase output, improve quality, reduce consumption and ensure safety. It includes three major parts: industrial automation software, hardware and systems.
In the industrial field, the importance of motherboards is infinitely magnified. The automated production lines that run day and night in large factories, the precisely controlled smart grid systems, and the oil exploration equipment that can collect data stably in extreme environments all rely on industrial-grade motherboards and industrial control-grade motherboards. So what is the difference between industrial-grade motherboards and industrial control-grade motherboards?
