Edan SE-1200 Patient Monitor Motherboard PN: 02.02.111664014

Product Description

Edan SE-1200 Patient Monitor Motherboard PN: 02.02.111664014

he Edan SE-1200 Motherboard is a high-performance motherboard designed for computer systems, particularly in the gaming and enthusiast market.

Motherboards serve as the main printed circuit board (PCB) within a computer, providing a platform for various hardware components to connect and communicate with each other. They typically house the central processing unit (CPU), memory modules, expansion slots, storage connectors, and other essential components.

Key features and specifications of a high-performance motherboard like the Edan SE-1200 may include:

Socket and CPU Compatibility: The motherboard is designed to support specific CPU socket types, such as Intel LGA or AMD AM4, determining the compatible processors it can accommodate.

Chipset: The motherboard's chipset acts as a bridge between the CPU, memory, storage, and other components. It plays a crucial role in determining the motherboard's capabilities, including the number of supported USB ports, PCIe lanes, and other features.

Memory Slots: Motherboards offer multiple slots for memory modules, such as DDR4 or DDR5 RAM, allowing for increased system performance and multitasking capabilities.

Expansion Slots: These slots enable the installation of additional components like graphics cards, sound cards, Wi-Fi cards, and other expansion cards. Common expansion slot types include PCIe (PCI Express) and legacy PCI slots.

Storage Connectors: Motherboards provide connectors for various storage devices, including SATA (Serial ATA) ports for traditional hard drives and SSDs (Solid-State Drives), as well as M.2 slots for high-speed NVMe SSDs.

USB and Other Connectivity: Motherboards feature USB ports for connecting peripherals, audio jacks for speakers and headphones, Ethernet ports for network connectivity, and other connectors depending on the specific model.

Power Delivery: Motherboards have power connectors to supply electricity to the components, including the CPU, memory, and graphics card. They may also include additional power phases for stable and efficient power delivery.

BIOS/UEFI: The motherboard's firmware, accessible through the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) or UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface), provides settings and options for system configuration, overclocking, and hardware monitoring.