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product selection guide · summer 2007 |
i / o & c o m m u ni c a t i o n s
Notes
MFIO-C6
6U CompactPCI multi-function I/O card with 8 analog inputs, 7 open collector 250mA outputs, 48 LVTTL I/O channels, 5 LVDS output ports, 2 LVDS input ports, 2
10/100BaseT interfaces and 6 serial ports; PowerQUICC II processor; 3 axis accelerometer; air-cooled and conduction-cooled formats available
PMC-ECAN-2
PMC with two CAN 2.0 interfaces
PMCD3
Multifunction PMC with Gigabit Ethernet, sync/async serial and IEEE 1394 (Firewire) interfaces; air-cooled and conduction-cooled formats available
Other I/O
GE Fanuc Embedded Systems offers a variety of highly reliable, high-performance I/O solutions
for embedded computing applications.
MicroTCA
is a new system architecture in
which AdvancedMC
cards plug into their
own backplane. System packaging options
range from rack-mounted enclosures all the
way down to tiny “pico” enclosures that are
not much bigger than a laptop. MicroTCA
(µTCA) systems are self-contained, with their
own power supply and cooling capabilities.
MicroTCA
inherits a wealth of capabilities
from AdvancedTCA
®
, its parent specification.
These include fabric-based interconnects
in place of a traditional bus architecture,
carrier-grade redundancy options, IPMI-
based management and JTAG, Open Source
software resources, high-speed data transfer
in the 1 GB to 10 GB range, scalability and
serviceability (modular, hot swap capabilities).
The µTCA specification allows for a great deal
of leeway in how µTCA can be implemented,
particularly in regard to levels of redundancy
and in the physical packaging of the system
itself. As a result of this flexibility, µTCA
systems are well suited to many applications
outside the telecom environment.
For example, medical imaging equipment
such as MRI and CT continues to move out
from the hospital setting into clinics and
mobile environments. A small yet extremely
capable architecture like µTCA can be appro-
priate for these applications, especially in
rural locations and developing countries.
In addition, the communication needs of a
network-connected military force may be
fulfilled by µTCA, particularly in less rigorous
environments such as satellite stations,
WLANs, radar and naval applications like
sonar and shipboard communications
networks. Many of these applications require
high bandwidth and compute density, which
µTCA delivers in a compact, affordable and
field-serviceable package.
The µTCA architecture can also be appro-
priate in certain industrial environments.
Semiconductor manufacturing, for example,
is conducted in a clean, temperature-
controlled environment and does not require
rugged computing equipment — ideal for
µTCA-based solutions.
The µTCA architecture offers all the capa-
bilities required in a telecom network, and
is thus capable of handling many IT func-
tions. µTCA-based solutions can be applied
to VOIP-based telephony, as well as being
appropriate for other parts of the network
such as Ethernet routers, storage servers and
WLAN applications.
There is little question that µTCA offers
features which simply are not available
in other embedded architectures. With
its significant flexibility in packaging from
“pico” systems all the way up to large rack
mounted arrays, and its use of mezzanine
modules, which are intentionally designed to
be low cost items, it is ‘operating system and
backplane fabric agnostic — a blank slate on
which system designers may draw the new,
exciting systems of the future.
MicroTCA
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