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News Release from: Rittal | Subject: Palette bridges
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 14 May 2001
Extending CompactPCI backplane beyond 8
slots
Rittal Electronic Systems (RES) are now able to offer palette bridges, which fit on the rear of a CompactPCI backplane to extend the PCI slot count beyond the statutory 8 slots.
Rittal Electronic Systems (RES) are now able to offer palette bridges, which fit on the rear of a CompactPCI backplane to extend the PCI slot count beyond the statutory 8 slots Alternatively custom backplanes with the bridge embedded as an integral part can be designed for comparatively low production quantities
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 15 Feb 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Also available are backplanes in 3 and 6U configurations for CompactPCI Power supplies, compatible both with DIN "M" connectors and both positions of use for the Positronic power connector.
These power backplanes also enable N+1 redundancy and power sharing, and again can be integrated into a monolithic CompactPCI structure.
RES have recently acquired the assets of Kaparel, formerly a division of PixStream based in Ontario Canada, which focused on the assembly of Compact PCI Backplanes and was the first company to introduce CompactPCI and H.110 bridging techniques.
During the last 18 months Kaparel have designed at least 1 new standard and 1 new custom cPCI backplane a week.
Kaparel's backplanes are being incorporated into CompactPCI systems at Rittal's new European competence centre. Request a free brochure from Rittal ...
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