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The I/O Behind Many of the World’s Critical Systems

Nov 13th 2024

There are many different computing and embedded computing applications that require a broad mix of I/O options. Applications and use cases that benefit from a large v … View More

Versatile Communications and I/O for Rugged Industrial Computers

Posted by Drew Thompson on Oct 20th 2023

Rugged industrial computers are built to withstand and work in extreme conditions that either limit the functionality of normal consumer grade PCs or cause them to c … View More

The Top Three Reasons Linux is Running the World’s Supercomputers

Posted by Drew Thompson on Sep 14th 2022

Every piece of hardware – from home desktop computers to smartphones, to rack servers, to wind turbines – is controlled by some sort of operating system. While you ma … View More

Adapting to Changing Technology: USB to Serial

Posted by Cameron Bolton on Apr 8th 2022

Serial ports are used to connect a computer to peripheral devices and external equipment like printers, mice and keyboards. With serial ports, data is transferre … View More

The Top Trends Influencing I/O Systems Design

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Feb 18th 2022

Members of Sealevel’s sales team share their observations and predictions as to the top trends – and challenges – that are influencing and changing … View More

What is Industrial Ethernet?

Posted by Sara Gates May on Aug 25th 2021

Bob Metcalfe first developed Ethernet in 1972 to link a Xerox computer to a printer. It communicated over a single cable shared by all devices on the network, allowi … View More

From USB 1.0 to USB 3.1 and Beyond

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 9th 2020

USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. Before USBs, connecting anything to a computer involved an assortment of cables and ports. A mouse, keyboard, printer, scanner … View More

Node-RED for Connected IoT

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jun 4th 2020

From sensors and gateways to user applications, edge devices, databases and more, an IoT network can be complex, and connecting it all can be daunting. Node-RED is … View More

Sealevel’s Olympic Champion

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Aug 17th 2016

We’ve got Olympic fever. Water cooler conversations revolve around swimming, gymnastics, soccer and even fencing. Flat screens stream the latest coverage and y … View More

New App Enables Remote Access of Modbus TCP I/O Modules

Posted by Earle Foster on Aug 25th 2014

PRODUCT FEATURESMonitor and Control Modbus TCP I/O from iPhone or iPadI/O Status Displays GraphicallyEasily Read and Write coils, discrete inputs, input register … View More

Serial I/O – Just as Useful Today

Posted by Earle Foster on Aug 2nd 2013

With many things, newer doesn’t necessarily mean better. Automobiles are a good example. Porsche remains the measuring stick in sports cars, yet the design of today’s … View More

Control and Monitor with Sealevel eI/O-170E and eI/O-170PoE Multifunction Modules

Posted by Amanda Brock on May 4th 2013

We are proud to announce two new eI/O products available with and without Power over Ethernet. Featuring analog and dry contact inputs and solid state relays, … View More

It’s All About Intelligence

Posted by James Priest on May 12th 2010

Einstein had it in buckets. Isaac Newton was no dummy, nor are modern examples like Steven Hawking, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs. People who are smart often do well … View More

Sealevel Showcases R9 RISC Computing at ESC 2010

Posted by Earle Foster on Apr 12th 2010

Sealevel will be heading back to the West Coast at the end of April for ESC 2010, the industry’s leading embedded systems event. This year Sealevel will be sho … View More

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