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Single board computers have been built using a wide range of microprocessors.

Most of the data processing on the telescope is done by conventional single board computers.

Single board computers were made possible by increasing density of integrated circuits.

The P112 is notable because it was the first of the hobbyist single board computers to reach the production stage.

The probes were equipped with on board computers that saved the images until the entire image was complete.

Instead they would only awake when on board computers detected that the craft had arrived at its destination.

This work led to the use of a real-time operating system in writing firmware for Dy4 single board computers.

With an on board computer and this algorithm, satellites may autonomously position themselves into a formation.

A while back it had invaded the rig's on- board computer, at one point managing to wrest control from Sam himself.

It was a single board computer with the keyboard integral to the printed circuit board.

Technologic systems is an American company producing single board computers for embedded systems.

One common variety of single board computer uses standardized form factors intended for use in a backplane enclosure.

The first one: "And now let's try having a high resolution scan of the back wall of this bacteria's 'on- board computer'."

Computer - The board computer of Bubbly's space ship.

The microprocessor board was a licensed variant of the Big Board computer.

Single board computers are now commonly defined across two distinct architectures: no slots and slot support.

It manufactures single board computers, I/O, data acquisition, and communications products for embedded systems markets.

If they cannot use Big Board computers to deliver the orders, they can use floor brokers.

Columbia's on board computers confirm the cut-off.

Digital also produced single board computers based on the VMEbus for embedded and industrial use.

Zilog also produced Zdots single board computers.

It has been implemented in Space Micro's space qualified single board computers, such as the Proton200k.

When the frequency of misfires reaches a certain point, the on board computer turns on the "service engine" light on the dash.

Unlike a desktop personal computer, single board computers often did not rely on expansion slots for peripheral functions or expansion.

It was an older model, and she accessed the command code directly from the on board computer by inputting a virus that overrode security protocols.