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| - | Comfile Technology provides a wide range of controllers designed for different applications, | ||
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| - | For mass production, using a dedicated MCU such as Microchip, Atmel, or STMicroelectronics devices—typically modern 32-bit ARM Cortex MCUs—is most suitable, though it requires C programming, | ||
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| - | For small-to-mid scale production, CUBLOC cores are appropriate because they can be mounted directly onto custom PCBs, enabling easier development and faster time-to-market compared to designing a full MCU solution. | ||
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| - | If PCB development is not feasible, ready-to-use modular solutions such as the CUBLOC MSB series, MOACON modular systems, or Modular FADUINO (Arduino-compatible platform) provide practical alternatives for immediate deployment. | ||
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| - | When a touch-based user interface is required, ComfileHMI is recommended, | ||
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| - | For PC-class systems, ComfilePi (Linux-based) and CUWIN (Windows CE-based) support C# applications and provide cost-effective solutions, while the CUPC series is suitable when running full Windows desktop software directly is necessary. | ||
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| - | From a programming perspective, | ||
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| - | For developers experienced in C programming, | ||
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