GE Fanuc introduces Intel Core2 Duo-based AMC embedded computer

Aug. 19, 2008
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., 19 Aug. 2008. GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms in Charlottesville, Va., is introducing the Telum ASLP11 Advanced Mezzanine Card (AMC) high-performance processor module, which has as much as 4 gigabytes of ECC memory and an Intel Core2 Duo L7400 1.5 GHz microprocessor.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., 19 Aug. 2008.GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms in Charlottesville, Va., is introducing the Telum ASLP11 Advanced Mezzanine Card (AMC) embedded computer, which has as much as 4 gigabytes of ECC memory and an Intel Core2 Duo L7400 1.5 GHz central processing unit (CPU).

The ASLP11 is one width, full- or mid-sized AMC processor board for distributed ATCA/MicroTCA processing applications such as wireless base stations, voice over packet, test and measurement, server blades, and other enterprise-wide computing.

The module's onboard x8 PCI Express controller and FCLKA fabric clock may be configured as either the root controller for a subtending PCI Express subnet or as an end node (target) on a PCI Express subnet.

The module uses solder to attach all components to the board to enhance its resistance to shock and vibration, and operates in temperatures from -40 to 55 degrees Celsius. Two Gigabit Ethernet ports and two SATA ports are provided, as are watchdog and temperature sensors, with USB 2.0 ports and a COM serial port.

For more information contact GE Fanuc online at www.gefanuc.com.

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