iBASE IP380 CPU Card

iBASE is a Taiwanese manufacturer focused on embedded computing rather than finished consumer devices. On the Rugged catalogue its range covers industrial single board computers, CPU cards, Mini-ITX and other industrial motherboards, fanless embedded systems, IoT gateways, network appliances, and rugged panel PCs. These are the building blocks that system integrators and OEMs design into machines, kiosks, control cabinets, medical equipment, and networking infrastructure. The emphasis is on long-life, configurable hardware with industrial-grade components, wide DC input, and extensive expansion through PCI-E, Mini PCI-E, and M.2 slots. Specifications differ widely across more than a hundred products, so confirm processor, memory, I/O, and environmental ratings on each individual product page.

Yes, that is its core purpose. iBASE products are designed to be integrated into a larger system rather than used standalone. Motherboards such as the MI988, built on AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000, offer features integrators rely on, including DDR4 ECC memory support for data integrity, dual Intel Gigabit LAN, multiple display outputs, digital I/O, watchdog timer, iSMART monitoring, and wide 12 to 24V DC input. Embedded systems and gateways add flexible mounting and expansion through Mini PCI-E and M.2 sockets. Many products list customisable options for processor, memory, and storage. This configurability and the use of industrial-grade components make iBASE well suited to long-life OEM deployments. Confirm the exact feature set on each product page, as it varies by model.

iBASE spans both, and the level of ruggedisation depends on the product. Some units are environmentally hardened: the AGS100 IoT Gateway System uses an aluminium and steel chassis, is fanless, operates across a wide -40°C to 70°C range, and is certified to MIL-STD-810G for shock and IEC 60068-2-64 for vibration. Other products, such as certain Mini-ITX motherboards, are standard industrial-grade boards carrying CE and RoHS that are rated for narrower temperature windows and intended for protected enclosures. So iBASE is not uniformly rugged; ruggedness is specified per model. Always check the certifications and operating temperature on the individual product page rather than assuming a brand-wide rating.

iBASE provides a dedicated line of network appliances and gateways on the Rugged catalogue, including the FWA series of network appliances and rackmount units, plus IoT gateway systems such as the AGS100 and AGS102. The AGS100 supports industrial connectivity with dual Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0, multiple RS232/422/485 COM ports, a SIM slot for cellular, and expansion via Mini PCI-E and M.2 sockets, all in a fanless DIN-rail, wall, or desktop mountable chassis. Networking modules in the IBP series add further flexibility. These products target edge computing, industrial data collection, and network security roles. Port counts, throughput, and certifications differ across the range, so confirm the specification on each product page.

Integrators choose iBASE for configurability, longevity, and the industrial feature set that consumer boards lack. Products are frequently offered with customisable processor, memory, and storage options, and motherboards such as the MI988 include ECC memory support, dual Intel Gigabit LAN, digital I/O, a watchdog timer, iSMART system monitoring, and wide-range DC input that simplify designing the board into a robust end product. Embedded systems add fanless operation, wide temperature tolerance, and flexible mounting. Because iBASE focuses on the embedded and OEM market, its boards are built around long-life industrial components suited to deployments that must run for years. Exact features and lifecycle support vary by model, so verify them on the relevant product page.

iBASE supports a broad mix of platforms across its catalogue, covering both Intel and AMD. Embedded gateways such as the AGS100 use low-power Intel Atom, Pentium, and Celeron processors suited to fanless wide-temperature operation, while motherboards such as the MI988 are built on AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 APUs for stronger graphics and compute in compact Mini-ITX designs. Other CPU cards and single board computers in the range target different performance and power envelopes. Because the platform determines thermal behaviour, expansion, and supported memory, and because options differ significantly between products, you should confirm the exact processor and its configuration on the individual product page rather than generalising across the brand.

iBASE embedded hardware on the Rugged catalogue is mapped to industrial manufacturing, energy and utilities, logistics and supply chain, healthcare and medical, rail and transport, security and surveillance, marine and offshore, oil and gas, and natural resources and mining. Rugged gateways such as the AGS100 suit factory automation, SCADA, environmental monitoring, and asset tracking, while ECC-capable motherboards such as the MI988 are positioned for machine vision, medical imaging, and surveillance where data integrity matters. The common factor is embedded integration into larger systems rather than standalone use. Each product lists its specific target industries and applications, so use the individual product page to confirm suitability for your deployment.

The iBASE catalogue is organised into several families. Embedded computing covers industrial single board computers, CPU cards in the ET, IB, and IP series, fanless embedded systems, and IoT gateways such as the AGS100. Industrial motherboards span the MB and MI series, including Mini-ITX boards like the MI988. Connectivity covers network appliances in the FWA series, industrial gateways, and networking modules in the IBP series. There is also a line of OEM rugged panel PCs in the IPPC, BYTEM, and related series. This breadth lets integrators source boards, systems, and networking hardware from one supplier. Specifications and ruggedness vary considerably across the families, so confirm details on each product page.