wide-range of next generation, high-speed (up to 12.5 Gbps) mezzanine (or “secondary”) cards optimized for , but not limited to AdvancedTCA® Carriers. This base
The PICMG® Advanced Mezzanine Card (AMC)
implementation including mechanical, management, power , thermal, and interconnect. User interfaces include PCI Express, Advanced Switching, Serial Rapid IO, and
“child” card that extends the functionality of a Carrier board. Often referred to as mezzanines, these cards are generally known as “AMC Modules” or “Modules”. AMC Modules lie parallel to and are integrated onto the Carrier board by plugging into an
“AMC Modules” or “Modules” AMC Connecto
Carrier boards may range from passive boards with minimal “intelligence” to high performance single board
ge from passive boards with o high performance single
the superb mechanical stability expected from Flat Rock, computers.
stability expected from F
transmission capability . For the AdvancedTCA® Platform we offer the AMC connector in a rectangular B plus version to connect the AMC card with the carrier board. connector in a straight version.
COLIBRI COMEXPRESS CONNECT COLIBRI COMEXPRESS CONNECTORS VELOX VIT VELOX VITA46 CONNECTORS FOR VPX TA46 CONNECTORS FOR VPX TA
erconnect. User interfaces include
ept Colibri connectors are designed to meet requirements of PICMG COM Express®, SFF-SIG Core Express® X86, PCIx Gen 3,
board to board stacking applications.
Both connectors, Plug and Receptacle, are available with 8 mm stacking height and 220 or 440 pins plus an optimal contact design to provide high speed of up to at least 10 Gbps.
ept’ Ve
Colibri is a 2-row x 0.5mm, shielded, two piece, robust and
s Velox® for VPX and VX
VXS is a modular connector system
contacts with a rated durability of at least 200 mating cycles ensure a high-speed 10Gbps signal transmission during the
MultiGigRT2 connectors.
backplane builders working for the defence industry and other markets that require high performance systems. Rugged Design,
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