Company Profile:
congatec
Tel: 01252 811 701
congatec manufactures embedded computer boards. Based in Deggendorf, Germany, the company’s objective is to engineer and market industrial computer modules based on standard form factors. congatec's products are available for all business segments and industries. Customers can be found in industrial control, medical, automotive supplies, aircraft and transportation fields. Typical applications are machine control, vending machines and visualization terminals. congatec's main know-how includes the support of its embedded BIOS features, driver support as well as full-featured board support packages. Congatec products are manufactured by specialised contract manufacturers. More information: www.congatec.com
Latest congatec Products
Congatec has ETX module with 4 PCIe links
July 03 2009 - Congatec's XA945 module is its latest ETX/XTX product and it features four PCI Express links instead of an ISA bus... more
congatec Qseven Mobility Starter Kit
March 16 2009 - The Qseven Mobility Starter Kit is a complete rapid prototyping package for battery-powered, embedded systems. ... more
congatec conga-ARkit reference platform for automation
March 04 2009 - Congatec conga-ARkit is a complete system package for the implementation of PLC functions. ... more
conga-QA Qseven embedded PC module for portable devices
December 10 2008 - congatec has successfully tested its conga-QA computer module with the Hypervisor Software 2.0 from Real-Time Systems (RTS). ... more
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