PowerQUICC II Pro with VME support
The MPC8349VME is a RoHS-compliant VME bus board. Our company offers custom specifications for various open buses such as CompactPCI and VME, as well as for I/O requirements like Ethernet, SCSI, IDE, USB, and high-speed buffers like ECL and LVDS. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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【Specifications】 ○CPU: MPC8349E (PowerQUICC II Pro) (667MHz) ○Boot ROM: 2MByte + 2MByte ○Flash ROM: 64MByte ○DRAM: 64MByte DDR-SDRAM (with ECC) ○LAN I/F: 2 port 1000Base-T ○Serial I/F: 2 port RS-232C (RJ45 connector) ○Expansion Bus: 1 slot PMC slot interface ○Operating Temperature: 0 to 50°C ○Board Dimensions: VME double height/single slot width ●For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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Eblen started in 1973 with the goal of becoming a brain trust in the electronics field, Electronics BRAINS, and will celebrate its 40th anniversary next year. While our products (such as Zynq) and the areas we specialize in are quite limited in the grand scheme of the electronics world, we have focused on Computer Bus Technology as our core, continuously honing our skills to create value that contributes to our customers' prosperity. As a trusted partner and reliable brain, we have provided the best solutions. With our headquarters in Hachioji and three locations in Iruma (Saitama) and Osaka, as well as a total of four locations overseas in Suzhou (China), we always strive to offer the best proposals tailored to our customers' diverse needs through design, prototyping, and mass production from various perspectives. For 40 years, we have been dedicated to responding to the development, prototyping, design, and mass production of industrial electronic devices and industrial computer backplanes, bus racks, and system chassis. In today's climate, where the manufacturing industry is facing crises, we hope to maximize the use of our capabilities and propose concrete strategies for survival.
