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- MicroTCA (short for Micro Telecommunications Computing Architecture, also: μTCA) is a modular, open standard, created and maintained by the PCI Industrial...
- used in AdvancedTCA crates, are called Advanced Mezzanine Cards (AMCs) and are specified independently in their own standard. MicroTCA is an open, modular...
- system architecture. Based on industry-managed standards such as AdvancedTCA, MicroTCA, Carrier Grade Linux, and Service Availability Forum specifications...
- host bridge, a microchip on some PC motherboards MicroTCA Carrier Hub, a component of the MicroTCA embedded computing standard Mutual Cadena Hispánica...
- specification, primarily for VME/ VME64x, CompactPCI, VXS/VPX, VXI/PXI, AdvancedTCA/MicroTCA and other architectures. Elma supplies these products either pre-****embled...
- system carrier boards in AdvancedTCA Systems) or as a hot pluggable board into a backplane directly as defined by MicroTCA specifications. The AMC standard...
- PXI MicroTCA or Advanced Mezzanine Card Mini PCI VMEbus VPX "PICMG CompactPCI". PICMG. Retrieved 2015-03-19. "CompactPCI AdvancedTCA & MicroTCA Systems"...
- Design Guide MTCA.0 – MicroTCA MTCA.1 – Air-cooled rugged MicroTCA MTCA.3 – Hardened conduction-cooled MicroTCA MTCA.4 – MicroTCA Enhancements for Rear...
- controlled. IOCs can be hosted by stock-standard servers or PCs or by VME, MicroTCA, and other standard embedded system processors. For "hard real-time" applications...
- ranges, and may have interrupt lines. High-availability systems (AdvancedTCA, MicroTCA) use 2-way redundant I2C for shelf management. Multi-controller I2C...