Conduction Cooled 64 Digital IO or 8 ADC and 32 IO w/ DMA, COS interrupts, PLL

DYNAMIC ENGINEERING’s PMC BiSerial family has been updated to include a conduction cooled version with transformer coupling. The PMC-BiSerial-III-TRANS has 8 channels, each fully programmable and capable of operating independently or in concert with the other IO.

The cPCIBPMC6U-ET is cPCI and PMC compliant (All Dynamic Engineering PMC Modules are compatible with this carrier). The cPCI bus can operate at 66 or 33 Mhz. The PMC bus can also operate at 33 or 66 MHz. (PMC must be 66 MHz capable for 66 MHz operation to work properly). The bridge provides rate matching allowing different clock speeds on the two buses. The PMC clock rate can be higher than the cPCI clock rate. No software set-up is required by the cPCIBPMC. PMC register definitions are defined by the installed hardware. The cPCIBPMC6U-ET has signal conditioning, interrupts, supports DMA, and is a low power design for optimal PMC performance. The bridge allows for isolation and for differing clock rates on the cPCI backplane and the PMC. The PMC can operate at speeds above, the same or below the cPCI clock rate. The local oscillator can be selected when the PMC is to be operated at a rate higher than the cPCI bus rate. The PMC can also operate at a different bus width with the bridge doing the clock and rate matching. The “ET” operational range is –40 to +85C. The Front Bezel PMC IO is supported at the cPCI bracket. Partial Jn4 "user IO" supported [Ethernet and I2C] with interconnection to J2. CPCIBPMC6U-ET’s power is: +5, +3.3, +12, -12V, and VIO supplied to PMC. VIO is user selectable to be 3.3 or 5V. The cPCIBPMC6U-ET has LED’s and an optional JTAG header. http://www.dyneng.com/cpcibpmc6uet.html

PMC Spacewire is an easy to use, easy to acquire, reasonably priced PMC Compatible SpaceWire Interface card.

Utilize SpaceWire to communicate with the European Space Agency and NASA equipment utilizing the ECSS-E-50-12A specification. SpaceWire is configured using routers to create a heirarchical point-to-point system with high speed parallel paths.