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  • System-on-chip Freescale MPC8641D with dual PowerPC® e600 processor cores, dual integrated memory controllers, DMA engine, PCI Express interface, Ethernet, and local I/O
    Four Gigabit Ethernet ports
  • Up to 2GB of DDR2 ECC memory, 128MB Nor flash and 4 or 8GB Nand flash
  • USB 2.0 controller for integrating cost-effective peripherals
  • 2eSST VMEbus protocol offering interopmot
  • erability with products such as the MVME6100 and MVME3100 at higher bandwidths
  • Board support packages for VxWorks, LynxOS, and Linux
  • Dual 33/66/100MHz PMC-X sites for expansion via industry standard modules with support for processor PMCs
  • 8x PCI Express expansion connector for PMC-X and XMC expansion using Emerson XMCspan
  • MVME721A direct-connect rear transition module (RTM) for I/O routing through rear of compact VMEbus chassis

MVME7100

The Emerson Network Power MVME7100 single-board computer (SBC) helps OEMs of industrial, medical, and defense/aerospace VMEbus platforms add performance and features for competitive advantage while still protecting the fundamental investment in VMEbus and related technologies. Customers can keep their VMEbus infrastructure (chassis, backplanes, and other VMEbus and PMC boards) while improving performance and extending the lifecycle. Also, the extended lifecycle of Emerson computing products helps reduce churns in development and support efforts resulting from frequent product changes.

The MVME7100, one of the first VMEbus products with the system-on-chip MPC8641D processor, offers a growth path for VMEbus customers with applications on the previous generation of VME, specifically the MPC74xx processors. The system-on-chip implementation offers power/thermal, reliability, and lifecycle advantages not typically found in alternative architectures.

The faster processor and 2eSST VMEbus interface (the same as on Emerson’s MVME3100 and MVME6100) combine to offer significant performance improvement.


New cost-effective peripherals can be integrated easily using USB interfaces.