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The Micro/sys USB4364, USB5364, and USB3364 carrier boards respectively support the Nano-ITX, Pico-ITX, and the 104 Form Factors.

Micro/sys (Montrose, CA) has released a new suite of StackableUSB carrier boards that offer embedded system designers flexibility to implement USB measurement and control systems. The Micro/sys USB4364, USB5364, and USB3364 carrier boards respectively support the Nano-ITX, Pico-ITX, and the 104 Form Factors. The new suite of carrier boards offer:

Direct connection from processor board’s PC-style USB ports to StackableUSB clients.
Up to 4 USB bays per carrier board.
A simple solution for garnering more I/O flexibility.

For more information visit www.embeddedsys.com

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