ATCA Backplane Eases Prototyping

Oct. 6, 2005
The company's two-slot AdvancedTCA (ATCA) backplane employs a point-to-point mesh topology that does not require the expense of switch cards for prototyping. The topology is a switchless 15x, replicated mesh with point-to-point links between the

The company's two-slot AdvancedTCA (ATCA) backplane employs a point-to-point mesh topology that does not require the expense of switch cards for prototyping. The topology is a switchless 15x, replicated mesh with point-to-point links between the slots; however, a standard full mesh can also be implemented on the backplane. It features a 10-layer stripline design that features optimized routing via signal integrity studies. Connectors are also included for direct plugging of the company's IPM Sentry shelf manager. Pricing is under $700 depending on volume and configuration requirements with a lead time of four to six weeks ARO. ELMA BUSTRONIC CORP., Fremont, CA. (510) 490-7388

Company: ELMA BUSTRONIC CORP.

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