The story
Acromag was founded in 1957 by Henry Patton, an early developer of solid-state magnetic amplifiers. Expanding from its first location in Detroit, Michigan, (now Southfield), Acromag later moved its headquarters to Wixom, Michigan.
It acquired Xembedded, LLC (formerly XycomVME) in 2012.
The company made a number of Embedded Board Innovations over the years, including:
1960s – Designed and manufactured temperature transmitters and thermo-electric metal testers
1970s – Rack-mount I/O systems and field-mount transmitters
1980s – Remote data acquisition systems; Exorbus and VMEbus I/O boards
1990s – μP-based signal conditioners; Industry Pack modules and carrier cards
2000s – Distributed I/O; PMC modules, PCI and CompactPCI I/O boards, reconfigurable FPGA modules
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2010s – USB-configured instruments; XMC modules, VPX boards, industrial PCs
2016 – Offer contract manufacturing services
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