GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms announces the Telum™ ASLP11 high performance processor AMC module. With up to 4 GBytes of ECC memory and currently featuring an Intel® Core™2 Duo L7400 1.5GHz CPU, the ASLP11 is a single width, full- or mid-sized AMC processor board and is designed for distributed ATCA/MicroTCA processing applications such as wireless base stations, voice over packet, test and measurement, server blades and other enterprise-wide computing.
The onboard x8 PCI Express controller and associated FCLKA fabric clock may be configured as either the root controller for a subtending PCI Express subnet or as an end node (target) on a PCI Express subnet. Defined by the host system during power up, this provides customers with superior flexibility and enhanced price/performance as it allows the host system to deploy distributed processing resources to support more sophisticated network applications.
Designed to be more reliable through the use of solder to attach all components to the board – enhancing its resistance to shock and vibration – the ASLP11 is optionally available in an extended temperature variant (-40° C to +55° C) to allow deployment in, for example, exterior locations. The ASLP11 also features an on-board 2 GBytes NAND Flash module which may be optionally upgraded for applications requiring greater memory capacity.
Two Gigabit Ethernet ports and two SATA ports are provided, as are watchdog and temperature sensors, with USB 2.0 ports and a COM serial port optionally available. Supported operating systems include standard distribution Linux® and Carrier Grade Linux.
The Module Management Controller (MMC) on the ASLP11 supports the Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) v2.0 architecture as defined in the AMC.0 specification and is responsible for power sequencing, hot swap and overall module management. The MMC allows independent platform management between all AMC modules, carrier, power supplies, fans and other accessories in a system. This feature may be used for autonomous monitoring, logging and recovery control functions.
Linux is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. Intel is a registered trademark, and Core is a trademark, of Intel Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Filed Under: Computer boards, Networks • connectivity • fieldbuses
Tell Us What You Think!