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FCI develops connectors to enable MicroTCA architecture

February 1, 2008
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FCI, a developer of connectors and interconnect systems in Etter, Pa., is offering backplane signal connectors and power module input connectors that comply with the MicroTCA specification issued by PICMG. The backplane connector line includes a press-fit, vertical card edge connector that provides 170 contacts on 0.75 millimeter pitch and enable AdvancedMC (AMCTM) cards to be plugged directly to a backplane, accommodating speeds as fast as 10 gigabits per second. FCI can also provide a surface-mount version, with an optimized PCB footprint and will support differential signals at data rates as fast as 12.5 gigabits per second. Both versions of the connector are compatible with the PCB connector footprints defined in the MicroTCA specification. Customers can choose the termination option that best suits their system design and manufacturing preferences. FCI has also launched a D-Subminiature connector range to enable DC input connections to the power modules used in MicroTCA shelves. Based on FCI’s proven D-Subminiature connector designs, connector options are available to handle 48 volts, 24 volts, or 12 volts DC. The shielded connectors are designed to fit the power module faceplate on the front side of a power module made in accordance with the MicroTCA specification. For more information, visit FCI online at www.fciconnect.com.


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