Cornet Unveils VME PowerPC Conduction Cooled Single Board Computer

Posted by EDA Geek News Staff in Boards, Busses on Monday, April 21, 2008

Cornet Technology, Inc., a global manufacturing company of video, voice, and data communication products, introduced its first conduction cooled VME PowerPC single board computer, the Celero(TM) CVME-7448ST-CC. This latest member of the Celero CVME 7448 family provides a versatile processing platform for signal intelligence applications such as image-, RADAR-, and SONAR-processing that require top of the line performance and low power consumption in rugged environments.

The Celero CVME-7448ST-CC targets the need of military VME designers for conduction cooled single board computers. By incorporating the Tundra Tsi109, the Celero CVME-7448ST-CC is able to lower power consumption, which is a significant advantage for applications operating in harsh environments where air flow cooling is not possible.

Like its sister product the CVME-7448ST, the CVME-7448ST-CC incorporates the latest DDR2 technology, that eliminates memory latency caused by pipeline blockage thus improving performance by up to 9%. Both Linux and VxWork 6.5 operating systems are supported, allowing embedded designers to port existing code and algorithms. Other features of the CVME-7448ST-CC include 512MB DDR2 SDRAM, 256MB Flash, 2 PMC sites for I/O expansion, 2 high-speed Gigabit Ethernet ports, 2 serial ports, and 2 USB 2.0 ports.

The CVME-7448ST-CC is available Q2 2008. Price starts at $9,995.

About Cornet Technology, Inc.
Cornet Technology, Inc. (CTI) is a manufacturing and professional services company consisting of three divisions: Cornet Technology Communications designs and manufactures data, voice and video network switching products and provides integration services for federal and commercial markets; Video Convergence provides video products and comprehensive integration services to the Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), utility, energy, military, homeland defense, and other strategic security markets; and Optim Systems develops and integrates secure and unsecure video conferencing solutions for Department of Defense and commercial organizations. Founded in 1989, CTI is headquartered in Springfield, Virginia near Washington, D.C.

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