Latest OpenVPX Backplanes are Designed to Support at Least PCIe Gen3 Speeds
Can be placed into 1U-4U tall 19 in. rackmount OpenVPX enclosures. Provide enough space to have three 3U slots or one 3U and one 6U slot sideby-side. Ideal for horizontal-mount enclosures.
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Latest OpenVPX Backplanes are Designed to Support at Least PCIe Gen3 Speeds
Can be placed into 1U-4U tall 19 in. rackmount OpenVPX enclosures. Provide enough space to have three 3U slots or one 3U and one 6U slot sideby-side. Ideal for horizontal-mount enclosures.
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New 3U OpenVPX Backplanes Used in 19 Rack Mountable Chassis Platform Designs
OpenVPX backplanes utilizes BKP3-CEN07-15.2.3 VITA 65 profile. 7-slot backplane is standardly designed to PCIe Gen3 speeds with options for high levels. Offered in commercial, development and MIL rugged formats.
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New 3U OpenVPX Backplanes Used in 19 Rack Mountable Chassis Platform Designs
OpenVPX backplanes utilizes BKP3-CEN07-15.2.3 VITA 65 profile. 7-slot backplane is standardly designed to PCIe Gen3 speeds with options for high levels. Offered in commercial, development and MIL rugged formats.
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WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN AN OPTICAL PARTNER
This white paper provides an overview into what to look for in an optical partner.
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New Backplane/Chassis Geared for 3U and 6U OpenVPX and SOSA Development
Backplanes can be incorporated along with other designs, including a 3U version with 4 VITA 65 slots and 4 VITA 67.3 slots. Features the radial clocking required for SOSA applications. Pixus chassis platforms are available to house backplane configurations including 8.5” wide and 12.5” wide open frame portable enclosures as well as 19” rackmount.
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New Backplane/Chassis Geared for 3U and 6U OpenVPX and SOSA Development
Backplanes can be incorporated along with other designs, including a 3U version with 4 VITA 65 slots and 4 VITA 67.3 slots. Features the radial clocking required for SOSA applications. Pixus chassis platforms are available to house backplane configurations including 8.5” wide and 12.5” wide open frame portable enclosures as well as 19” rackmount.
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Latest 3U and 6U OpenVPX Backplanes Allow for Versatility in Prototyping
Feature cutout for optional insertion of the aperture housing and contacts. Available in 1-slot with VITA 65 (VPX only), VITA 66.4 (optical), and VITA 67.3 (RF) formats. Offer SOSA/HOST efforts and move to optical and RF interfaces over.
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Latest 3U and 6U OpenVPX Backplanes Allow for Versatility in Prototyping
Feature cutout for optional insertion of the aperture housing and contacts. Available in 1-slot with VITA 65 (VPX only), VITA 66.4 (optical), and VITA 67.3 (RF) formats. Offer SOSA/HOST efforts and move to optical and RF interfaces over.
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New PCIe Gen 4 Expansion System Can Achieve Peak Computing Operations of up to 19.9 PetaOPS
Features two PCIe x16 Gen 4 slots that allow network interface controllers (NICs) to transport data throughout the datacenter or edge network. Allows system developers to scale out any Gen 4 server by adding up to eight NVIDIA A100 GPUs. Ideal for boosting the performance of compute-intensive applications like AI training, AI inference, video analytics and XR rendering.
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New PCIe Gen 4 Expansion System Can Achieve Peak Computing Operations of up to 19.9 PetaOPS
Features two PCIe x16 Gen 4 slots that allow network interface controllers (NICs) to transport data throughout the datacenter or edge network. Allows system developers to scale out any Gen 4 server by adding up to eight NVIDIA A100 GPUs. Ideal for boosting the performance of compute-intensive applications like AI training, AI inference, video analytics and XR rendering.
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5 and 13 Micron Resolve Columns with Greater Bed Stability
Jordi Labs provides materials solutions that set the standard for innovation and quality. Our line of GPC and GFC columns are on the cutting edge of precision manufacturing and a result of our uncompromising commitment to quality and customer service. See our video to learn more.
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