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SRC® GPIOX Cards & Test Boards4-Channel Serial GEIOX Card6-Channel Serial GPIOX Card (SIOX)ADCXB 2 Gsample/s A/D ConverterIOX Camera Link Interface (CLIOX)IOX CardGPIOX Test Board
4-Channel Serial GEIOX CardThe SRC® Serial GEIOX card has up to four low profile 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet transceiver ports. Each port is IEEE Standard 802.3 compliant and functions independently, providing a highly configurable dedicated channel for reliable peer-to-peer communications. Each port has its own copy of a TCP/IP network stack driver; capable of supporting either a TCP, UDP or PPP application running on its own embedded NIOS II processor.
The card connects to the SRC MAP® processor board through the 524-pin GPIOX connector. Data is transmitted as LVDS signals, and the MAP processor supplies the power for the Serial GPIOX card. The Serial GEIOX card can be used with all SRC products that support GPIOX.
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More Information6-Channel Serial GPIOX Card (SIOX)The SRC Serial GPIOX card has up to six low profile transceivers. Connection to a transceiver is made with a LC Duplex fiber optic cable and has a maximum data rate of 3.125Gb/s. The card connects to the SRC MAP® processor board through the 524-pin GPIOX connector. Data is transmitted between the two as LVDS signals, and the MAP processor supplies the power for the Serial GPIOX card. The Serial GPIOX card can be used with all SRC products that support GPIOX and is designed to support Serial FPDP.
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ADCXB 2 Gsample/s A/D ConverterThe SRC® ADCXB is a GPIOX card with two coherent A/D converter channels and precision 2 GHz clock source. The 10 bit A/D outputs connect to the User Logic chips on the MAP® processor via an in-package 4-way Demux. The channels can be used either independently or in a coherent fashion such as for the capture of Angle of Arrival information. Inputs to the card are differential but can be used in single ended mode by adding a 50 ohm terminator to one of the differential input legs. The card also has an RS232 port to allow the user to connect additional equipment for collecting such information as navigation or GPS data. The ADCXB card can be used with all SRC products that support GPIOX.
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* For current detailed specifications see e2V data sheets. ** When used with the “6U” MAPstation, jumper cables will convert these to female SSMA connectors at the front panel.
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IOX Camera Link Interface (CLIOX)The SRC® IOX Camera Link Interface is a GPIOX card that will accept three Camera Link base connections or one Full/Med connection and one base connection. Each Camera Link connection supports typical frame sizes and pixel depths, and dot rates, programmed by the user via the Carte™ Programming Environment. In addition to the Camera Link connections, the card can be ordered with an RS232 option to allow the user to connect to additional equipment. The IOX Camera Link card can be used with all SRC products that support GPIOX.
Top: Camera Link card with 1 Camera Link and 2 RS-232 Bottom: Camera Link card with 3 Camera Link connectors
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IOX CardThe SRC® IOX card is a GPIOX card that connects all of the GPIOX signals to two connectors. The GPIOX "A" signals are routed to connector J102, and the GPIOX "B" signals are routed to connector J103. Three voltages (+5V, -5V and +12V) are routed to the connectors J102 and J103.
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GPIOX Test BoardThe SRC® GPIOX Test Board plugs into the GPIOX connector and provides connectors for logic analyzers, scopes and signal generators. This allows the engineer to both monitor signals from and inject signals into the USER logic. There are also two pushbutton switches and eight DIP switches to provide input into the USER logic, and five LED indicator lights that are controlled by the USER logic. Finally there is a 4 Mbit Flash PROM that can be programmed with a JTAG download cable. The data stored in the PROM can then be read by the USER logic.
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