Thermal
No fan inside the device
The MSK-TL5003AW lists fanless cooling on a 146 × 102 mm body. Examination rooms and trolley-mounted units get no spinning parts within earshot.
Industry route · Medical devices
Quiet, cool and in production for years.
A fan that spins up mid-examination is a design failure. A CPU swap mid-certification is a project killer. These boards are picked for fanless cooling, 4K output and a supply window you can plan a device life around.
Fanless cooling
4K@60 output
DC 9–36V
What the device asks for
What the application demands
Medical hardware lives on slower clocks than consumer gear. Every value below is tied to a model datasheet, not a category average.
Display
Panels and monitors from one board
HDMI 2.0 at 4K@60 on the MSK-TL5003AW and TIM600B. HDMI 2.1, DP 2.1 and Type-C 4K on the UT1003AW.
Lifecycle
Memory that stays soldered
The MSK-TL5003AW ships 8GB or 16GB onboard, plus DDR4 to 48GB. Fewer mid-cycle swaps when a certification cycle runs 1–3 years.
Recommended boards
Three boards sized for device enclosures.
Every field below is stated on the model page. These are design-fit picks, not certification statements.
Fanless
MSK-TL5003AW
Why: fanless cooling plus 8 or 16GB onboard memory cuts moving parts and mid-cycle swaps inside a device housing.
Tiger Lake-UHDMI 4K@60DC 9–36V
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Core Ultra
UT1003AW
Why: Core Ultra at 15W or 28W with three 4K-capable outputs and AMT for service diagnostics on deployed units.
DDR5 96GB6× COMDC 9–36V
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Panel-first
TIM600B
Why: HDMI 2.0 4K@60 plus LVDS at 120Hz covers patient monitors and touch panels; dual DDR4 keeps cost per unit in check.
Alder Lake 45WLVDS 120HzDC 12–19V
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OEM / ODM
Change the I/O, keep the device.
BIOS defaults, pinout, heatsink and packing can change after the sample is signed, on the same qualified board.
How OEM / ODM worksFit matrix
Match the enclosure, then the board.
Thermal, display and power requirements against the three recommended models. No certification claim is made in this table.
3 models · 2 requirements
Medical device fit
Values from the current model datasheets. Confirm revision and configuration before design freeze.
Swipe to compare →| Model | Thermal & memory | Display & power | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSK-TL5003AW | Fanless · 8/16GB onboard + DDR4 48GB | HDMI 2.0 4K@60 · eDP · DC 9–36V | No fan and no mid-cycle memory swap in a 146×102 mm device body. |
| UT1003AW | 15W/28W · DDR5 96GB | HDMI 2.1 · DP 2.1 · Type-C 4K · DC 9–36V | Four display paths, Core Ultra compute and AMT for deployed units. |
| TIM600B | 45W · DDR4 64GB | HDMI 2.0 4K@60 · LVDS 120Hz · DC 12–19V | Panel-first I/O for patient monitors and touch consoles. |
Source: MSK-TL5003AW, UT1003AW and TIM600B datasheets
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Medical, answered.
Certification and supply continuity. The two answers that matter before a medical design freeze.
No certification claim is made on this page. Certifications are available on request per project. These models are chosen for design fit: fanless cooling, 4K output, wide DC input and long availability.
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We match the board and confirm the supply window in writing. Certification documents are compiled per project.
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