VTI Instruments - SMP7000-xx General Purpose Prototyping Module
- 96 digital lines configurable as either input or output
- Five available power supply rails for custom designs
- Mix and match with standard SMIP switching and digital I/O modules to create high density configurations
- VXI plug&play driver simplifies software development
- On-board connector header for simplified migration to PCB implementation
- Access to 16 MHz clock for use in complex designs
- Multiple front panel connector options
The SMP7000-xx is a general purpose prototyping module that leverages the SMIP’s modularity and interface architecture to the VXIbus to provide over 24 square inches of real estate that is available for user-defined designs. System engineers can incorporate their own designs within a standard SMIP carrier and combine it with products, such as 1.8 GHz RF switching or 16 A relays that are already available on the platform. Custom DAC modules, or digital I/O cards with custom logic levels can easily be accommodated within the available breadboard space.
Flexible Interface and Programming Options
The SMP7000-xx provides access to 96 digital I/O lines and five fused power rails for interfacing to user-defined logic. Custom designs can be laid out on the thru-hole pattern available on the breadboard space. A connector header is provided to facilitate migration of the custom design to a printed circuit board layout. This enables the use of multiple front panel I/O possibilities, ranging from 15p Dsub to 160p high-density DIN connectors. All 96 digital lines are mapped to VXI extended memory space for direct register access. API support is also provided through the standard SMIP VXIplug&play driver, reducing the time required for software development.
SMP7000-15 |
Modular Prototyping breadboard with 15p DSub |
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SMP7000-160 |
Modular Prototyping breadboard with 160p DSub |
SMP7000-25 |
Modular Prototyping breadboard with 25p DSub |
SMP7000-44 |
Modular Prototyping breadboard with 44p DSub |
SMP7000-62 |
Modular Prototyping breadboard with 62p DSub |