MOTOROLA MVME162-011 Embedded controller

The MOTOROLA MVME162-011 Embedded controller is another member of the MVME162 family, built on the VMEbus standard. The controller is designed for high-performance, real-time, reliable embedded systems. Here are some of the key features and specifications of the MOTOROLA MVME162-011:

Processor: The MVME162-011 typically uses a PowerPC processor, a high-performance RISC architecture for embedded applications that require fast execution and real-time response. The specific model and speed of the processor may vary depending on the motherboard configuration and version.

VMEbus compatibility: As a VME module, the MVME162-011 can be seamlessly integrated into the VMEbus backplane, enabling it to work with other VME devices. This modular design promotes excellent scalability and flexibility.

Memory and storage: The MVME162-011 supports multiple memory and storage configurations, including simm (Single In-line Memory Modules) and other types of storage devices. The amount and type of memory depends on the specific configuration of the module and the requirements of the system.

I/O and peripheral interfaces: Embedded controllers offer a wide range of I/O and peripheral interfaces, such as serial ports, parallel ports, network interfaces, etc. These interfaces allow the MVME162-011 to easily communicate with external devices, sensors and other peripherals.

Expansion capabilities: The MVME162-011 may include expansion slots or connectors for adding daughter boards, dedicated processors, or other functional modules. This scalability gives system designers the flexibility to customize and optimize their systems.

Operating System support: The controller supports multiple operating systems, including Unix and Linux. These operating systems provide a stable and reliable platform for application development and deployment.

Embedded applications: The MVME162-011 is commonly used in industrial controls, scientific instruments, telecommunications equipment, medical devices, and other embedded applications that require high performance and reliability.