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| Model: VME System Integration |
| Manufacturer: Digital environment | | VME system integration and embedded software developement. Integrating CPUs, I/O boards, backplanes, power supplies, card cages, and
software into working VME systems |
| Product Status: Active - Active products are produced on a regular manufacturing schedule and are actively supported products. Active products are not necessarily in stock in the USA. Lead time to ship date for Active products is typically stock to 15 business days ARO. Stock Status: Call |
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| VME system integration and embedded software developement. Integrating CPUs, I/O boards, backplanes, power supplies, card cages, and
software into a working VME system can be a daunting and time-consuming
task. Although your own staff is probably best equipped to develop your
applications, they often will not have the time or the detailed knowledge
of the VME bus architecture to properly configure interrupt levels, bus
grant priorities, DMA channels, or to develop the driver level software
required to allow different boards in your system to communicate.
Unless you integrate large numbers of VME systems, it may not be
cost-effective to develop this expertise in house.
DeviceIQ is a leading integrator of VME systems, and can work with your
staff to provide the capabilities needed to get your systems running
quickly, and in the most cost-efficient manner depending on the level
of your in-house expertise. DeviceIQ can provided the following types
of services:
- Selection and configuration of required hardware including CPU
boards, I/O boards, peripheral devices, power supplies, chassis
and racks to meet your system requirements.
- Selection and configuration of operating systems and other third-party
software to meet your requirements. Selection is based on both the
functional requirements of target system, the development tools available,
the experience and preferences of your staff, and compatibility with
the existing development infrastructure of your organization.
- Analysis and design of system data flow, including comparison of
various data channels such as the VME backplane versus high-speed
channels such as Raceway Interlink, Front Panel Data Port (FPDP),
switched serial buses, Myrinet, and SKYchannel. Use of the SCSA
backplane for telephony applications is also considered.
The design process considers the allocation of DMA channels, interrupts,
and bus and memory bandwidth.
- Development of requisite drivers and system software, including
implementation of standards-based or custom communication protocols,
to link the components of the system together and manage the system
hardware to support the system data flow design.
The DeviceIQ team has integrated systems using Windows 2000/XP, Linux,
and real-time operating systems including VxWorks, and is ready to provide
the support you need for the rapid implementation of your system requirements.
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