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PICMG Tech Compactpci Serial Ascends to Revision 2, Advancedtca Primed for Ethernet and Ipv6 Enhancement Proprietary Imple Standards Update p.5 CompactPCI Serial ascends to Revision 2, AdvancedTCA primed for Ethernet and IPv6 enhancement Advancing Networks p.6 Proprietary implementations of open source in DSN @PICMG_Tech Advertiser Index PAGE ADVERTISER PICMG Systems & Technology Editorial/Production Staff 1 Annapolis Micro Systems, Inc. – Joe Pavlat, Editorial Director Steph Sweet, Creative Director WILDSTAR 6/AMC [email protected] [email protected] Brandon Lewis, Assistant Managing Editor Konrad Witte, Senior Web Developer 3 Excalibur Systems, Inc. – [email protected] [email protected] mil-1553.com Jessica Isquith, Industry Editor John McHale, Group Editorial Director [email protected] [email protected] 6 VEROTEC Electronics Packaging – System building Sales Group components Tom Varcie, Sales Manager Regional Sales Managers [email protected] Barbara Quinlan, Southwest 7 Computex – See you (586) 415-6500 [email protected] June 2-6, 2015 Rebecca Barker (480) 236-8818 Strategic Account Manager Denis Seger, Southern California 9 MEN Micro Elektronik GmbH – [email protected] [email protected] Breaking the chains! 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The Resource Guide also includes myriad products for the designer of next-generation network infrastructure solutions, with products such as the Annapolis Micro Systems WILDSTAR 6/AMC featured beginning on page 19. Identifying challenges in 100G backplane design Standards Update | Joe Pavlat By Sergej Dizel, Pentair Technical Products GmbH 5 CompactPCI Serial ascends to Revision 2, AdvancedTCA primed for Ethernet and IPv6 enhancement Technology Focus 8 Advancing Networks | Brandon Lewis 6 Proprietary implementations of open source in SDN Technology Focus 8 Identifying challenges in 100G backplane design By Sergej Dizel, Pentair Technical Products GmbH Application Feature Upgrading MicroTCA.0 and AMC.2 to 40 GbE speed levels 11 Upgrading MicroTCA.0 and AMC.2 to 40 GbE speed levels By Justin Moll,VadaTech, Inc. By Justin Moll,VadaTech, Inc. Application Feature 11 Industry Outlook 14 Ethernet – 40G to 400G Interview with John D’Ambrosia, Chairman, Ethernet Alliance; Chair, IEEE P802.3bs 400 GbE Task Force; and Chief Ethernet Evangelist, Dell PICMG Resource Guide 19 Resource Guide Profiles AdvancedMC ....................................... 19 AdvancedTCA ...................................... 19 COM Express ...................................... 25 Ethernet – 40G to 400G Interview with John D’Ambrosia CompactPCI ....................................... 27 Industry Outlook 14 DSP-FPGA Boards ................................... 32 Front Panel Hardware ................................ 31 Mezzanines......................................... 38 ® 2015 OpenSystems Media ® CompactPCI, PICMG, PICMG, ATCA, AdvancedTCA, MicroTCA, AdvancedMC, MicroTCA ......................................... 39 GEN4, and their logos are registered trademarks of PICMG. TM xTCA is a trademark of PICMG. © 2015 PICMG Systems & Technology All registered brands and trademarks in AdvancedTCA & CompactPCI Systems are property of their respective owners. Member since 1998 4 | Spring 2015 | PICMG Systems & Technology Resource Guide www.picmg-systems.com Standards Update CompactPCI Serial ascends to Revision 2, AdvancedTCA primed for Ethernet and IPv6 enhancements By Joe Pavlat [email protected] Open standards for embedded com- to grow, and now includes MEN Mikro puting offer the customer a wide range Elektronik GmbH, Elma Electronic, of products, vendor independence, and Kontron, EKF Elektronik GmbH, ADLINK a fairly predictable upgrade path to Technology, Hartmann Electronic, Schroff incorporate new semiconductor, stor- GmbH, Teledyne Lecroy, ADDI-DATA, age, and software technologies. The and others. standards themselves are generally developed and maintained by open A new revision of the standard in now organizations or consortia that work to being released, Revision 2. It adds incre- be inclusive and not beholden to one or mental features and capabilities, which Figure 1 | CompactPCI Serial a few companies. There are many suc- is typical of revisions to well-established › supports both 3U and 6U configurations. cessful open standards organizations in standards. CompactPCI Serial Revision 2 Shown here is an example 9-slot, 3U CompactPCI Serial system (Figure operation, and the IEEE, PICMG, and now supports placement of the system courtesy MEN Mikro Elektronik GmbH). VITA are among the best known. slot on either the left or right side of the backplane. More importantly, Revision 2 One of PICMG’s early successful stan- supports additional rear I/O on the P6 dards is CompactPCI, which incorpo- connector and increased capability rates the wealth of PCI silicon developed on rear transition modules (RTMs). for the desktop PC world into a modular Graphics, USB, SATA, and other system and rugged standard for embedded slot connections can now be routed computing. First released in 1995, it out the rear, important for conduction continues to be the solution of choice cooling applications where the front for a very wide range of applications, module is fully encased. PCI Express Figure 2 | Depicted here is an example including the Mars rover, Curiosity (I just can also be routed out the rear, making › CompactPCI
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