The MVME4100 single-board computer from Emerson Network Power features the Freescale 8548E PowerPC processor, flexible storage options, extensive I/O and flexible expansion options including an on-board PMC site and up to four optional XMC sites via expansion cards.
The Freescale e500 core coupled with the current operating systems allows for double precision floating point operations. In addition, the processor-enabled supplementary encryption engine can be leveraged to address new opportunities meeting the ever-growing demands for network privacy and data security.
The MVME4100's 2 GB of DDR2 RAM is provided in SO-DIMM format. Innovative MRAM is included for truly non-volatile memory. Also included are 4 GB of NAND flash.
High speed 2eSST protocol and extensive I/O e.g. four Gigabit Ethernet ports, five serial ports, USB and PMC/XMC sites provide maximum
performance and flexibility.
Features
- 1.3 GHz system-on-chip Freescale MPC8548E with e500 processor core, double
precision floating point operations, integrated memory controller, DMA engine, PCI-X and PCI Express interface, Ethernet, and local I/O
- 2 GB of DDR2 ECC memory, 128 MB NOR flash and 4 GB NAND flash
- 512KB of MRAM non-volatile memory
- Four Gigabit Ethernet ports
- Five serial ports
- USB 2.0 controller for integrating cost-effective peripherals
- 2eSST VMEbus protocol with 320 MB/s transfer rate across the VMEbus
- Board support packages for VxWorks and Linux
- Dual 33/66/100 MHz PMC sites for expansion via industry standard modules with support for processor PMCs
- 8x PCI/PCI-X expansion connector for PMC/XMC expansion using XMCspan carrier
- MVME7216E direct-connect rear transition module (RTM)
Ordering Options
| Manuf. Part No | | Part Description |
| MVME4100-0171 | | 1.3 GHz MPC8548E, 4G NAND flash, 2G, SCANBE |
| MVME4100-0173 | | 1.3 GHz MPC8548E, 4G NAND flash, 2G, IEEE |
| XMCSPAN-001 | | XMC expansion, IEEE handles |
| XMCSPAN-002 | | XMC expansion, SCANBE handles |
| MVME7216E-101 | | Rear transition module |
General availability planned for Q2/2009
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