General Info

Dynatem, located in Mission Viejo, Calif., was founded in 1981. Since that time, the company has concentrated on designing embedded systems based upon the Motorola family of microprocessors and also, more recently, on the Intel processor family. In order to have the most flexibility possible in system design, Dynatem has developed its own board-level designs and integrated these products with the designs of other board-level manufacturers. The VMEbus architecture has been a primary focus of Dynatem since 1987, and low-power rugged system design has been a major characteristic of many of these systems. Dynatem offers a broad range of 3U and 6U VMEbus, CompactPCI and Advanced TCA modules which are suited to industrial and rugged applications. Processors supported include the Intel Pentium III, Xeon, Pentium M, and Freescale's PowerQuicc II and PowerQuicc III. Customized versions of existing single-board computer designs available in a variety of forms.