Embedded system engineering magazine 2005.01,02
.pdfWhichever way you look at it…
EBC567
EBC572A
…we’ve got all the latest technologies
EBC567 with Dual Independent LVDS Display & MPEG-2
• EBC567 middle-range embedded module.
• Runs VIA C3 CPUs, from fanless 400 & 667MHz up to 1.2GHz.
• New-generation P3-compatible platform with DDR memory.
• Best solution for multimedia Kiosks, POS, Transaction Terminals and vehicle PCs, requiring rich media capability and dual flat panel displays.
• Built-in MPEG-2 playback decoder enhances intensive media streaming.
• Ideal where reliability and multiple I/O interfaces are built in.
• Plus SIO x4, USB 2.0 x6, IDE, CF, PC104+, GPIO (4 in 4 out), 10/100 LAN.
EBC572A with Dual Independent LVDS Display & Pentium-M
• Now supports Pentium-M processors up to 1.7GHz. |
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DSL3000 series large format TFT Media PC Platforms
•Unique features/benefits for advertising/public info/industrial control use.
•Reliable LCD alternative for embedded systems driving larger Plasmas.
•30" & 37" TFT displays with a wide variety of embedded processing options.
•Windows CE.net 4.2, Windows XP Embedded, Linux, commercial Windows, etc.
•Competitive prices. Spec includes protected CF-card slot, 10/100BaseT Ethernet, 4xUSB1.1 ports, 4xRS232 ports, TV & audio outputs and optional touchscreens.
• Peripheral options and CPUs from Fanless 667 VIA Eden to ULV Celeron 400/650.
Display Solutions is able to support customers from concept through to production with innovative, competitively priced solutions. Our unrivalled depth of knowledge and applications experience enable us to provide “the display solution you want – and the support you need”
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ESE Magazine January 05
Boards
6 module cPCI card
THE UNIVERSAL 78CI is a flexible 6 module, multifunction, single slot CompactPCI card from North Atlantic Industries, designed to replace multi-
ple, independent, specialised, single function cards. The "mother board" has 6 independent module slots each of which can be populated with a function specific module, of which 17 are so far available. The 78C1 cPCI card can include: 10A/D, 10 D/A, 4 Signal Generator, 16 Digital I/O, 16 discrete I/O, 4 Synchro Resolver, 4
LVDT/RVDT and 6 RTD channels.
Extensive diagnostics are provided by the interchangeable multi function design of the 78C1 which is available in both commercial (0°C to +70°C) and severe environmental military(- 40°C to +85°C) temperature ranges, making the board suitable for airborne, shipboard, ground mobile and C3I applications.
Each of the 78C1 functions is programmable at the channel level. Background (BIT) testing is performed on all functions and channels continuously. This testing is totally transparent to the user, requires no programming and does not interfere with the card's normal operation.
www.crellon.co.uk
Micro disk modules
A NEW RANGE of Afaya micro disk modules, from 32Mb up to 1Gb, plug directly into the mainboard IDE port.
The modules are very light, noiseless, and consume very low power. They are also suitable for rugged environments and support automatic error correction and retry, and power down commands including auto standby and sleep modes. They can operate from +5V or +3.3V and support master/slave operation selectable by jumper pin. At 5V the maximum standby and loading current is 160uA and 150mA respectively.
They support a wide range of operating systems including WinCe, QNX, DOS, Linux, Windows 3.1/95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP.
www.icp-epia.co.uk
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DSP-based CompactPCI I/O boards
SBS has introduced a new DSP-based I/O Interface boards for military and defence applications. The 6U DIO1-6CP provides a versatile interface between a CompactPCI bus and DSP-based inputs and outputs. It is available in commercial, conformal-coated and conduction-cooled versions.
The board is based on Texas Instruments' TMS5402 DSP and Altera's 1K ACEX FPGA devices and has two PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) Interface slots. It has varying I/O capabilities that can be added to or modified from an extensive array of previously designed and verified I/O circuits.
DSP program code and FPGA configuration data
loaded and stored in Flash memory via the host allowing the bine the boards in one
supports Wind River Systems' VxWorks, Green Hills Software's Integrity and Microsoft Windows operating systems and comes configured with built-in testing capability software.
SBS DSP-based I/O boards can handle a wide variety of signals and perform on-the-fly signal processing, and are suitable for mission computers and other applications with harsh environmental demands.
www.sbs.com
1 U monitor drawer
Rittal has introduced a new 482.6 mm (19”) monitor drawer. With just 1 U of height, the monitor drawer may be installed in the minimal of spaces in all 482.6mm (19”) enclosures or cases with a depth of between 500 and 900mm.
applications where the keyor other data entry device may be separately housed (such as in the lid /door of a portable the flip-up monitor leaves to both keyboard and CD-
accommodation below it.
in sheet steel the monitor drawer, which is lockable at the front, is for use in industrial environments. Ease of use is improved by telescopic slides and a flip up 15” TFT display. An integral lock prevents accidental insertion or withdrawal of the monitor.
Connections for video and mains voltage are positioned at the rear. The power supply unit may be switched off separately, allowing zero electricity consumption in standby mode.
www.rittal.com
ARM-based SOM (system-on-module)
THE ARMCORE-GX, from CompuLab, is designed to serve as a building block in embedded applications. The product has all the components needed to run operating systems such as Linux, VxWorks and Windows CE.
With a smaller footprint than a credit card, a price sub-$50 for volume orders and
low power requirements, the ARMCORE-GX is designed for integration into hand-held and mobile applications.
The module combines a 32-bit ARM-com- patible PXA255, based on Intel's XScale architecture, SDRAM, NOR and NAND Flash and peripherals including a 32-bit PCI bus, 100Mbit Ethernet, six serial ports, I2C, general purpose I/O lines and many other essential functions.
Standardised connectors of ARMCOREGX module allow interchangeability with other CORE modules, enabling the flexibility required in a dynamic market where application requirements can change rapidly.
www.anders.co.uk
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Low power 400MHz CPU board
Wordsworth has introduced the 5.25” NOVA-C400 board. It is an all-in-one fanless solution for applications such as embedded hosts in sealed areas, communications products and PCs for vehicles.
The board uses the ultra low voltage (ULV) Celeron 400MHz processor to minimize power consumption. The ULV Celeron 400 typically consumes 5W compared to 23W of the standard Celeron 400.
The board includes an integrated ProSavage VGA controller and supports a 36-bit dual channel for LVDS interface to LCD displays and a DB15 CRT interface connector. There are two Ethernet 10/100Mbps LAN ports, a Compact Flash Type II socket, an AC ’97 compliant audio codec, a watchdog timer, and four inputs and outputs of TTL level digital I/O.”
www.wordsworth.co.uk
2 GHz passively cooled CPCI boards
Kontron’ three new high-performance CompactPCI CPU boards, one 3U and two 6U boards, each have a 2 GHz Intel Pentium M processor 755 or 760 (CP6011) for peak performance with passive cooling.
The 3U board CP306, with directly soldered processor and memory, is designed for the harshest conditions. The 6U boards combine computing power with low power consumption. The CP6011 is optimized for bandwidth-intensive applications, whereas the CP6000 is 300 euro less to balance price and performance. All three CPU boards feature rear I/O support, and software support is provided for Windows XP, XP Embedded and 2000, Linux, VxWorks etc. The 6U boards additionally offer Windows 2003 Server support.
www.kontron.com
Software radio transceiver
Pentek has a complete software radio transceiver module suitable for connection to IF or RF ports of a communication system.
The Model 7140 PMC module combines both transmit and receive capabilities with a high-per- formance Virtex II-Pro FPGA and supports the emerging VITA 42 XMC standard with optional switched-fabric interfaces for high-speed I/O. The module is also available in a variety of form factors including PCI, 3U and 6U cPCI and a PMC conduc- tion-cooled version.
The Virtex FPGA provides signal processing and routing and serves as a control and status
engine. Factoryinclude data multiplex ing, channel selection, data packing, gating, triggering and SDRAM memo-
ry control. It also allows the module to be configured for many different functions.
It is for developers of applications
such as software radio, signals intelligence (SIGINT) and Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) applications.
www.pentek.com
Intel® XScale®
PXA270 (Bulverde CE) System On Module
Power Management Ready Support with Normal,
Idle, Suspend, and Off Modes
OS-ready ‘‘Package for Windows® CE.NET or
Linux Installation
Local Bus (AMI Bus), Comprehensive I/O Interfaces:
PS2 Port, Ethernet, USB Host and PCI I/F Support
Boot Option by On-board Flash or CFC for Easy
Maintenance and Cost Saving
Advantech (UK) Ltd
Tel: +44(0)1908 304800 Fax: +44(0)1908 304820
Email: embedded@advantech-uk.com
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ESE Magazine January 05
embedded world
<Written by> Dick Selwood </W>
Dick Selwood will be visiting embedded world, Nuremberg, February 22-24th, for a special report in our next issue.
Here he previews some of the highlights from the 460 exhibitors.
Lattice
Lattice Semiconductor will be exhibiting its LatticeEC and LatticeECP-DSP FPGAs and associated ispLeverCORE intellectual property (IP) modules.
Also on show will be a full range of PLD/CPLDs and other programmable logic solutions including its ispClock, ispGDX programmable interface and ispPAC programmable analog and power management devices. Hall 12, Stand 475
www.latticesemi.com
Themis Computer
Themis Computer has just opened a German office to support the European market, and will be showing its rugged boards and computers at the show. Hall 12, Stand 465
www.themis.com
Gleichmann
Electronics
Gleichmann Electronics will be focusing on their ASIC/FPGA development tools.
Hpe provides Hardware prototyping and emulation for FPGA, ASIC and system design and includes high speed modules for FPGA, ASIC and system development, FPGA boards, a Logic Analyser Interface board and a broad range of hardware/macros and design software support. HAC is a hardware accelerator and co-simulator, which decreases the simulation time of complex systems. Hall 12, Stand 332
www.msc-ge.com/asic
MEN
MEN will introduce the EM07, a new ESM (Embedded System Module). Based on Intel’s mobile low power/low voltage Pentium III processors and combined with the Altera’s CYCLONE FPGA the EM07 is more flexible than any conventional PC as the system input/output required for each individual application is available in the form of IP cores.
I-Logix
I-Logix is unveiling the new generation platform for Rhapsody – Rhapsody 6.0.
It provides an enhanced graphical engine with advanced formatting, ergonomics, and drawing capability. All UML diagrams with Rhapsody will have the new engine, as well as an advanced white boarding capability so that domain specific information outside UML can be capture and maintained within the Rhapsody design environment. I-Logix also promises innovations in the real-time framework and requirements management. Hall 10, Stand 414
www.ilogix.com
EM07 is designed as a platform for embedded industrial PCs running Windows or Linux, e.g. for infotainment applications right through to train control. The Pentium III low-power models keep heat build-up to a relatively moderate level and a specially developed heat sink ensures effective heat reduction in systems without a fan or in extreme temperature ranges.
Hall 12, Stand 543
www.men.de
Hitex
Hitex is presenting the Tantino for ARM11, a new member of its software debugging tools for ARM. A JTAG debugger
it supports the v6 architecture of the ARM11 processor
Besides the compact Tantino, which is aimed at small budgets, Tanto real time emulation system shown. The complete ARM toolchain ports CPU’s with ARM7, ARM9,
and Xscale cores. Like all Hitex debug tools Tanto and Tantino work with the proven HiTOP C/C++ debug user interface. Hall 10, Stand 309
www.hitex.com
Digi International
Digi International will showcase its Digi Connect Wi-ME, Digi Connect Wi-EM and NET+ARM microprocessors.
Digi Connect Wi-ME and Digi Connect Wi-EM are fully customisable and secure 32-bit 802.11b wireless embedded modules. Based on 32-bit NET+ARM processor technology, the modules add wireless connectivity solutions to the Digi Connect products. The wireless modules are pin-compatible and interchangeable with the Digi Connect wired embedded modules and provide manufacturers instant wireless functionality. Hall 12, Stand 376
www.digi.com
Silicon Laboratories
Silicon Laboratories will demonstrate its new short-range wireless technology based on 802.15.4 andZigBee aswell as its Direct Sensor Interface Technology for flicker free resolution in small signal instrumentation applications.
The ZigBee demonstration uses the company’s 2.4 GHz ZigBee development kit, a flexible 6- node system.Direct Sensor Interface Technology will be demonstrated in a new electronic compass reference design. Hall 12, Stand 132
www.men.de
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In the high-speed, higher-demand world of telecommunications, there are two certainties: you need it all, and you need it now. Fortunately, there’s only one name you need to know – GE Fanuc Embedded Systems.
GE Fanuc Embedded Systems supplies the market’s leading array of ultra high-speed networking, single board computers and switches – delivered as a fully customized solution that will keep you ahead of the game for years to come.
GE Fanuc Embedded Systems
Learn more at www.gefanuc.com/embedded
The solutions you need.
The speed you demand.
VMICPCI-7506 |
PMC721TX |
VMICPCI-7806 |
CP920 |
Intel® Pentium® M CompactPCI® |
IBM® PowerPC® 440GX |
Intel Pentium M CompactPCI |
CompactPCI Managed |
3U Single Board Computer |
Processor PMC with PCI-X |
Single Board Computer |
Gigabit Ethernet Switch |
•Pentium M processor speeds up to 1.8 GHz, or Celeron® M option at 1.3 GHz
•Up to 1 GB DDR SDRAM
•Dual 10/100/1000 Ethernet interface
•Four serial ports
•Four USB 2.0 ports
•SVGA port via front panel
•Optional CompactFlash (Up to 1 GB) or 2.5 inch hard disk drive (60 GB or greater)
•OS support for Windows® XP, Windows 2000, Linux®, and VxWorks®
• IEEE 1386 and VITA 32 compliant |
• PICMG® 2.16/2.9 compliant |
• PICMG 2.16/2.9 compliant |
• Processor speeds up to 800 MHz |
• Processor speeds up to 1.8 GHz |
• Layer 2/3/4 switching |
• Up to 512 MB DDR SDRAM with ECC |
• Up to 1 GB DDR SDRAM |
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• 64-bit/66 MHz PCI-X PMC site |
– CP920: Twenty-four 10/100/1000 |
• 133 MHz PCI-X PrPMC interface |
• 32-bit/33MHz PMC site |
Ethernet ports (All rear I/O) |
• Dual 10/100/1000 Ethernet interface |
• Dual 10/100/1000 Ethernet interface |
– CP920FP-12: Twelve 10/100/1000 |
• RS232 serial port |
– Software selectable (front or rear) |
Ethernet ports (All front I/O) |
• Monarch and non-Monarch modes |
• Dual 16550-compatible serial ports |
° Fiber/Copper population options |
• Watchdog timer and real time clock |
• Dual USB 2.0 ports |
• 802.1p, 802.1Q VLAN, deep packet filtering, |
• OS support for Linux and VxWorks |
• Serial ATA interface |
link aggregation, Rapid Spanning |
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Tree (802.1w, 802.1d), broadcast storm |
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• OS support for Windows XP, Windows 2000, |
control, port mirroring |
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QNX®, Linux, and VxWorks |
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© 2005 GE Fanuc International, Inc. All rights reserved. |
Supplement sponsored by ARM www.arm.com
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ESE Magazine January 05
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ESE Magazine January 05
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Enea Embedded Technology Ltd
8The Malthouse, Malthouse Square, Princes Risborough, Bucks. HP27 9AB
m www.enea.co.uk i Joel White
t joel.white@enea.co.uk
eSOL, Inc.
8421 SW Sixth Avenue, Suite 1010, Portland, OR 97204 USA
m www.esolglobal.com i Sales Department
t sales@esolglobal.com $ Logic Technology
Express Logic, Inc.
811423 West Bernardo Court, San Diego, CA 92127, USA
m www.expresslogic.com i David Lamie
t info@expresslogic.com
Hitex (UK) Ltd.
8Sir William Lyons Road, Science Park, Coventry, CV4 7EZ
m www.hitex.co.uk i Dave Tomlin
t info@hitex.co.uk
IAR Systems
8Strandbodgatan 2, SE-750 23 Uppsala, Sweden
m www.iar.com i Haiying Yuan
t haiying.yuan@iar.se
$ Great Western Microsystems Limited
Intel
m www.intel.com t via website $ Direct Insight
iSystem
8iSystem Ltd, Liberty House, New Greenham Park, Newbury RG19 6HW
m www.isystem.ltd.uk i Jonathan Hector
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Jaluna
86, avenue Gustave Eiffel 78180 Montigny- le-Bretonneux France
m www.jaluna.com
t info@Jaluna.com
KADAK Products Ltd
8209 - 1847 West Broadway Avenue, Vancouver, B.C., CANADA V6J 1Y5
m www.kadak.com
t amxsales@kadak.com
$ Great Western Microsystems Limited
KaRo Electronics
8GmbH , Pascalstraße 22 , D-52072 Aachen , Germany
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Macraigor Systems LLC
8P.O. Box 471008, Brookline Village, MA, 02447-1008 U.S.A.
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Metrowerks
87700 West Parmer Lane, Austin, Texas 78729, USA
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Microcross
8104 Borders Way, Suite 100, Warner Robins, GA 31088, USA
m www.microcross.com t info@microcross.com $ Direct Insight
Philips
8Postbus 90050, 5600 PB, Eindhoven, Netherlands
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PragmaDev
8 8, rue des Tournelles, 75004 Paris, France m www.pragmadev.com
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Rowley Associates Ltd
88 Silver Street, Dursley, Gloucestershire, GL11 4ND
m www.rowley.co.uk i Michael Johnson t sales@rowley.co.uk
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SEGGER Microcontroller Systeme GmbH
8 Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 5, 40721 Hilden,
Germany
m www.segger.com i Ivo Geilenbruegge t info@segger.com $ Direct Insight
SHARP Microelectronics Europe
8 Sonninstr. 3, D-20097 Hamburg, Germany m www.sharpmcu.com
t infosme@seeg.sharp-eu.com $ ARROW UK
Signum Systems Corp.
811992 Challenger Ct, Moorpark, CA 93021, USA
m www.signum.com i Jerry
t sales@signum.com $ Direct Insight
Sophia Systems
86-2 Minamikurokawa Asao-ku, Kawasakishi, Kanagawa, JAPAN - 215-8588
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Viewpoint Engineering, Inc
81510 Casa de Ponselle, San Jose, CA 95118, USA
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Virtio Corporation
81688 Dell Avenue, Suite 210, Campbell, CA 95008, USA
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