Panel PCs are similar to traditional computers in terms of build. The main difference is that a panel computer has a mechanical structure housing. They are used in kiosks, HMI interfaces, ATMs, and gaming arcades, among other applications. A regular panel uses the same materials as a standard computer. Chips are from silicon combined with other elements, and electrical components are copper for efficient conductivity and metal for the casing. A panel PC is just designed to be smaller and has very few expansion slots, or sometimes none at all. Computers have shock absorbent material, but the standards differ when comparing a regular and industrial panel PC. Industrial Panel PCs A rugged touch panel PC, on the other hand, has superior quality materials that suit extreme settings. The enclosure materials in rugged panel computers are meant to last several years under the harshest abuse. Aluminium is the most commonly used material. Use of high-grade insulation materials ensures minimal r...
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