Signal-processing system uses PCI Express, XMC

The SDR-2010 powerful Linux-based signal-processing platform uses the Intel64 architecture hosting PRO-2910 PCI Express–based carrier cards, each with dual XMC/PMC sites. The server features data rates of up to 400 Mbytes/s between XMC sites and the PRO-2910 PCIe to XMC carrier board and multiple eight-lane PCIe Gen1 interfaces to the motherboard.

The carrier board has flexible data-routing that can be used to interface to real-time FPGA, DSP, and I/O processing engines for connecting industry-standard compute architectures. The module supports the XMC-1131 ADC and XMC-2131 DAC XMC modules and third-party PMC modules. (From $32,000 — available now.)

Spectrum Signal Processing by Vecima is a leading developer of high-performance, software-reconfigurable signal processing platforms for customer applications

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