| Capacity |
2 or 4GB |
| Interface |
sRIO x4 at 3.125GHz or
PCIe x8 at 2.5GHz |
| Bus Mastering |
Full-Featured DMA engine provided for either interface, with a striding, corner-turning DMA engine for sRIO |
| Data Integrity |
ECC included with single-bit errors corrected and double-bit errors detected |
| Compatibility |
VITA 42, VITA 42.2, VITA 42.3, VITA 20, and IEEE 1386 |
| Power Consumption |
TBD |
| Device Driver |
VxWorks 6.x
Linux 2.6.x |
| Weight |
Commercial & Convection Cooled: .3215lbs (.1458kg)
Conduction Cooled: .5185lbs (.2352kg) |
Environmental Specifications
| Ruggedization Model Designator |
D models
Air-cooled |
DR models
Air-cooled |
DTE models
Conduction-cooled |
| Operating Temperature |
0°C to 50°C
(Note 4) |
-40°C to 70°C
(Note 4) |
-40°C to 85°C
(Note 6) |
| Non-Operating Temperature (Storage) |
-40°C to 85°C |
-55°C to 125°C |
-55°C to 125°C |
| Operating Humidity |
0 to 95%
non-condensing |
0 to 100%
non-condensing |
0 to 100%
non-condensing |
| Non-Operating Humidity (Storage) |
0 to 95%
condensing |
0 to 100%
condensing |
0 to 100%
condensing |
Vibration Sine
(Note 1) |
2g peak
15-2k Hz |
10g peak
15-2k Hz |
10g peak
15-2k Hz |
Vibration Random
(Note 2 |
0.01 g2/Hz
15-2k Hz |
0.04 g2/Hz
15-2k Hz |
0.1 g2/Hz
15-2k Hz |
| Shock (Note 3) |
20g peak |
30g peak |
40g peak |
| Conformal Coat (Note 5) |
No |
Optional |
Optional |
Notes:
1. Sine vibration based on a sine sweep duration of 10 minutes per axis in each of three mutually perpendicular axes. There may be displacement limited from 15 to 44 Hz, depending on specific test equipment.
2. Random vibration 60 minutes per axis, in each of three mutually perpendicular axes.
3. Three hits in each axis, both directions, 1/2 sine and saw tooth. Total 36 hits.
4. Air flow is at sea level. Consult the factory for details.
5. Consult the factory for details.
6. Temperature is measured at the card edge.
* While the MM-6171 is designed to meet these environmental requirements, formal qualification testing has not been performed to these levels. Please contact your local sales representative to discuss your program specific requirements.
- 2-4GB High-speed DDR2 SDRAM
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x4 Serial RapidIO® or x8 PCI Express® interfaces
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Full-featured DMA engine
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Rugged convection and conduction-cooled versions
The MM-6171 XMC is a Buffer Memory XMC with support for Serial RapidIO (sRIO) x4 or PCI Express (PCIe) x8. Equipped with 2-4GB of DDR2 SDRAM, the card provides high-speed buffering capabilities for DSP systems. The XMCs have a variety of uses, such as high-speed temporary storage, expanded system memory, interleaving, or for use with data aggregation and warehousing. The DDR2 SDRAM provides superior performance with low latency, while the bus interface with it’s full-featured DMA engine allows transactions to occur without host intervention.
Conforming to the VITA 42 mezzanine standard, the card interfaces to the host through the P15 connector. Four to eight high-speed serial links running at up to 3.125GHz provide a high-speed full duplex interface. Connecting these high-speed signals to the memory arrays is a Xilinx® Virtex™-5 LX50T FPGA. The device is a memory controller, and is not designed to host User Programmable Logic (UPL) inside of it. Off of the LX50T are two independent memory arrays, each capable of interfacing to 1-2GB of DDR2 memory. Each array is 72-bits wide, with a 64-bit data path and ECC. Single bit errors are corrected and double-bit errors are detected through the memory controllers logic. The DDR2 arrays provide over 3GB/s of data bandwidth.
The MM-6171 also includes a fully verified bus interface and DMA engine. With sRIO, each link of the x4 bus interface runs at 3.125GHz. The sRIO DMA engine is a corner-turning, striding DMA engine, providing advanced functionality for DSP designs. For PCIe, each link of the x8 bus interface runs at 2.5GHz. The PCIe interface also comes with a full-featured DMA engine.
A device driver must be loaded for the card to function. VMETRO supports VxWorks 6.x and Linux 2.6.x for the MM-6171.
Last updated: Aug 12 2008, 10:19PM