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VME (VMEbus) is a high-performance computer bus standard originally developed by Motorola for use in industrial computers and embedded systems. It is a modular system that allows for a wide variety of boards to be plugged into a backplane, providing a flexible and scalable solution for a wide range of applications.

Parameters:

  • Form factor: VMEbus
  • Bus width: 32-bit or 64-bit
  • Data transfer rate: Up to 400 MB/s
  • Backplane slots: Up to 21
  • Board types: CPUs, memory boards, I/O boards, graphics boards, etc.

Specifications:

  • Mechanical: Size, weight, power requirements, etc.
  • Electrical: Bus signals, timings, voltages, etc.
  • Software: Operating systems, device drivers, etc.

Dimensions:

  • VMEbus Single-Height (SH): 233 x 120 mm (9.17 x 4.72 inches)
  • VMEbus Double-Height (DH): 233 x 240 mm (9.17 x 9.45 inches)
  • VMEbus Full-Height (FH): 466 x 240 mm (18.35 x 9.45 inches)

Weight:

  • VMEbus Single-Height (SH): Typically less than 1 pound (0.45 kg)
  • VMEbus Double-Height (DH): Typically less than 2 pounds (0.91 kg)
  • VMEbus Full-Height (FH): Typically less than 4 pounds (1.81 kg)

Series:

There are many different VME series, each with its own specific features and capabilities. Some of the most common VME series include:

  • VMEbus Classic: The original VMEbus standard, introduced in 1982.
  • VMEbus Extended: An extension of the VMEbus Classic standard, introduced in 1990.
  • VME64: A 64-bit version of the VMEbus standard, introduced in 1995.
  • VMEbus System Timing and Control (VSTC): A specification for synchronizing multiple VMEbus systems, introduced in 1998.

Features:

  • Modular: Allows for a wide variety of boards to be plugged into a backplane.
  • Scalable: Can be expanded to accommodate new requirements.
  • High-performance: Supports high-speed data transfer rates.
  • Rugged: Designed for use in harsh environments.

Applications:

VME products are used in a wide variety of applications, including:

  • Industrial automation: Controlling machinery, robots, and other industrial equipment.
  • Defense and aerospace: Avionics, radar, and other military systems.
  • Medical imaging: X-ray, MRI, and other medical imaging systems.
  • Scientific research: Data acquisition, control systems, and other scientific instruments.

Here are some examples of how VME products can be used:

  • Controlling a robotic arm in a manufacturing plant.
  • Processing radar data on an airborne surveillance aircraft.
  • Generating images for a medical MRI scanner.
  • Acquiring data from a particle accelerator in a physics experiment.

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I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

 

 

 

 

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