Computer/Embedded Technology


3U compact PCI backplane with six slots

9 May 2001 Computer/Embedded Technology

The 073615 Erni backplane used in Compact PCI computer systems has high- performance features which make it ideally suited for telecom, datacom and industrial applications like CNC's robotic controls and video image processing. It has Hot Swap features and meets EMC requirements.

* Form factor 3U dimensions: H x L: 120,6-0,3 x 128,7-0,3 mm

* Six slots, five peripheral slots - system slot on left hand side.

* Operates at 33 MHz clock frequency.

* Full 64 bit implementation.

* 65 W controlled impedance - stripline technology.

* Fully shielded 10-layer PCB for best EMC characteristics.

* Decoupling of supply voltages.

* PICMG 2.0 R3.0 and PICMG 2.1 R1.0 Hot-swap features.

* IEC 61076-4-101 and PICMG 2.0 R3.0 connectors.

* V(I/O) selectable: 3,3 V or 5 V.

* Power supply connection via Faston or M4 screw.

* Auxiliary signals accessible - 5-pin header.

Custom and semi-custom designs based on standard Erni backplanes are possible in various configurations.



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