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RPD
VMEbus Conduction-cooled Pentium Core-Duo/Core™2 Duo Single Board Computer
  


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Features
- Intel® Core™2 Duo Mobile Processor L7400 @ 1.5 GHz for 64-bit operation
- 2 GB or 4 GB ECC DDR-2 BGA memry
- Two PMC sites (one site is also XMC)
- Single-slot VMEbus operation with an on-board compactFlash disk for bootable mass storage
- Conduction-cooled per IEEE 1101.2
- Extended temperature operation available
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| The RPD is a rugged conduction-cooled
VMEbus (and VME64) compatible platform based on either the Intel® low-power Core-Duo (Yonah) processor or the Intel® Core™2 Duo Mobile Processor L7400. The RPD takes advantage of the Core2-Duo’s low 17 W power consumption as
a rugged Single Board Computer (SBC) and it is an IEEE
1101.2-compliant, conduction-cooled VMEbus module with
wedge locks and a full-board heat sink for high shock/vibration
environments and temperature extremes.
The RPD is the same board design as the convection-cooled
DPD . The DPD typically uses front panel I/O routing but
can be provided with identical I/O routing as the RPD
for application development in a standard VMEbus chassis.
The E7520 Memory Controller Hub (MCH) and 6300ESB I/O Controller Hub (ICH) chipset supports PCI-X and PCIe expansion, USB 2.0, ATA/100, and Serial ATA (SATA). On-board CompactFlash permits single-slot booting. Two VITA 31.1-compliant, 10/100/1000BaseTX ports are routed to the backplane. Two SATA ports, VGA video, two Gb Ethernet ports, four RS232 ports, one RS422 port, an IDE interface, PS/2 mouse & keyboard, and two more USB 2.0 ports are routed to the backplane. Two PMC-X site is provided for additional I/O expansion. Conventional PC I/O is accessible with industry-standard connectors on optional rear I/O modules.
The RPD meets an operating temperature range of 0°/+70° C. Extended temperature versions are available. Temperature exremes vary based upon environment and processor speed.
The RPD was design for compliance with MIL-Std-810F.
Options include conformal coating. |
Additional Photos

XPDPTB
optional rear transition module
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RPD
Block Diagram
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Technical Specifications
| Core Duo Processor |
1.66 GHz, 479-pin uFC-BGA Core-Duo manufactured with low-power 65 nm process
2 MB L2 Cache
667 MHz front side bus |
| Core™2 Duo Mobile Processor L7400 |
1.5 GHz, 479-pin uFC-BGA Core 2 Duo manufactured with low-power 65 nm process
4 MB L2 Cache
667 MHz front side bus
64-bit OS and application support |
| Single-slot Operation |
Single-slot VMEbus operation with an on-board compactFlash disk for bootable mass storage |
| E7520 & 6300ESB Chipset |
One x4 PCI Express interfaces are routed to one dual Gb Ethernet controllers
One x8 PCI Express interfaces is routed to an XMC site
DDRR2-400 DRAM interface with a max memory bandwidth of 6.4 GB/second
Two USB 2.0 Ports
PATA/100 and SATA/150 support
PCI-X 64/66 for the two PMC sites
PCI 32/33 for the Universe IID VMEbus bridge and the ATI VGA controller
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| DRAM |
2 or 4 GBytes of DDR2-400 memory
Two banks that are each 64 bits wide with 8 bits for ECC support |
| VMEbus |
Tundra Universe IID PCI-VMEbus interface provides 64- bit VMEbus transfer rates over 30 MB/sec
Full range of software drivers is available for different operating systems
Full Slot 1 (system controller) functions provided
Lower cost versions available without VMEbus |
| PMC Expansion |
Two PMC sites based upon PCI-X bus with 64-bit 66 MHz
One of PMC sites also supports XMC modules with x8 PCIe
Both sites have access from the rear |
| Ethernet |
2 Gb Ethernet ports are routed to P0
Both ports support 10/100/1000 BaseTX |
| Graphics |
ATI Rage mobility graphics controller
The M1 offers 8 MB DRAM on chip
SVGA interface routed to P0 |
| IDE |
Primary ATA/100 DMA IDE interface is accessible from the backplane
P2 connector PIO and bus master support
Secondary IDE port is routed to a Type II-compatible CompactFlash connector for on-board booting |
| BIOS |
General Software's flash-based system BIOS with a variety of boot options, including CD-ROM and PXE over Ethernet
Customized versions available upon request |
| Watchdog |
Programmable watchdog timer for system recovery |
| Conduction-cooling |
Compliant with IEEE 1101.2
Top and bottom cooling plates that are bonded to the major
components through thermal conduction
Wedgelocks secure the RPM in the chassis and bring the module’s
heat from the cooling plates and the PCB |
| Convection-cooled Versions |
For versions compatible with standard VME chassis for
application development, see DPD |
| Power Consumption |
5 VDC only required
3.5 A @ 5 VDC typical (1.4 GHz Pentium M) |
| Operating Temperature Range |
-0°/+70°C
Extended temperature versions can be quoted |
| Environmental Specs |
Environmental compliance with MIL-STD-810F
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- Core-Duo Processor
- With its two execution cores, the Intel Core Duo processor is optimized for multi-threaded applications and multitasking. You can simultaneously run multiple demanding applications such as graphics-intensive programs or serious number-crunching routines - while downloading files or running virus-scanning security programs in the background. The DPD uses a 1.66 GHz BGA processor that runs at only 15 Watts. This low power performance ideally suits it to embedded, industrial applications where high bandwidth processing is required.
- Core™2 Duo Mobile Processor L7400
- Delivering breakthrough energy efficient performance for embedded platforms. 65 nm process technology makes it possible to integrate two complete execution cores in one physical package, providing advancements in simultaneous computing for multi-threaded applications and multitasking environments. While incorporating advanced processor technology this processor remains software compatible with previous IA-32 processors. Executes four instructions per cycle to improve execution speed and efficiency using 14-stage pipeline. Supports 64-bit instructions, providing flexibility for 64-bit and 32-bit applications and operating systems.
- E7520 Memory Controller Hub
- The Intel E7520 chipset acts as the central hub for all data passing between the core system elements including processor, memory, PCI Express I/O, and legacy I/O subsystems. The Intel® E7520 chipset enables a variety of high-performance, low-power designs with improved platform reliability and system manageability. This chipset utilizes revolutionary PCI Express1 serial I/O technology and next-generation DDR2 memory technology to help increase I/O bandwidth and reduce system latency for data-intensive applications. The 533 MHz bus allows this chipset to support Intel® Core-Duo processors.
- 6300ESB I/O Controller Hub
- The Intel® 6300ESB I/O Controller Hub (ICH) supports legacy and more cutting edge I/O. It is designed for use with the Intel® E7520 Memory Controller Hub (MCH). Intel has integrated features into the 6300ESB ICH that offer the performance, stability and reliability customers require for embedded computing applications. It improves bandwidth via PCI-X 64/66 and PCI 32/33 support. It also provides port 60/64 emulation, dual UARTs,two USB 2.0 ports, two SATA ports, primary and secondary IDE, and a two-stage watchdog timer. The Intel 6300ESB ICH and associated drivers help reduce support and validation costs.
- DRAM
- The RPD supports 2 or 4 GBytes of DRAM and its DDR2-400 memory technology is ideal for memory-intensive applications, providing up to 20 percent increase in memory bandwidth, and up to 40 percent decrease in power consumption over DDR 266 memory. The memory subsystem interface to E7520 is dual channel, supporting two registered DIMMs per channel—depending on memory technology—for a total system bandwidth of up to 6.4 GB/second. ECC error correction is supported.
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- Two Gb Ethernet Ports
- Two Gb ports are routed to the P0 connector in compliance with Vita 31.1. TheRPD gets its two Ethernet ports fromone Intel® 82571EB Gigabit Ethernet Controller. The 82571EB provides two fully integrated Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Control (MAC) and physical layer (PHY) ports. This device uses the PCI Express architecture (Rev. 1.0a) as a host interface. The Intel 82571EB supports Ethernet interfaces for 1000BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, and 10BASE-T applications. In addition to managing MAC and PHY Ethernet layer functions, the controller manages PCI Express packet traffic across its transaction, link, and physical/logical layers.
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DPD I/O Routing
| I/O |
Through P0 |
P2 |
| SVGA |
1 |
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| Serial ATA |
2 |
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| 10/100/1000BaseTX |
2 |
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| Full Driven RS-232 Port |
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2 |
| Two-wire Driven RS-232 Port |
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2 |
| USB 2.0 |
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2 |
| PMC/XMC site #1 I/O |
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1 |
| PMC site #2 I/O |
1 |
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| Primary IDE Interface |
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1 |
Ordering Information
| Part# |
Description |
| RPDxRSP |
Conduction-cooled VME64 Single-slot CPU board with 1.5 GHz Core2 Duo processor. 1 GB DDR2-400 DRAM. P0 with graphics, dual Gb ENET (VITA 31) and SATA to rear I/O |
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| xPDQxxx |
256 MB Flash for DPD/RPD |
| xPDRxxx |
512 MB Flash for DPD/RPD |
| xPDSxxx |
1 GB Flash for DPD/RPD |
| xPDTxxx |
2 GB Flash for DPD/RPD |
| xPDUxxx |
4 GB Flash for DPD/RPD |
| xPDVxxx |
8 GB Flash for DPD/RPD |
| xPDWxxx |
16 GB Flash for DPD/RPD |
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| XPDxQxx |
Upgrade to 4 GB DDR2-400 |
| xPDxxRx |
With 1.66 GHz Core Duo (Yonah) |
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| XPDxxxxx-ER |
Temperature testing to extended temperature |
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| CONCOAT-XPD |
Conformal coating |
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| XPDPTB |
Rear transition board for RPD |
| DSW-500- XPD |
VxWorks BSP (one time charge) |
| DSW-700XP-XPD |
Windows XP Driver |
| DSW-900-XPM |
BSP for QNX |
| DSW-B00-XPD |
BSP for Linux (Redhat Linux or other distributions upon request) |
| DSW-RTX-XPD |
RTX driver for VMEbus (Tundra Universe 2) |
| DSW-A00-XPD |
Solaris BSP |
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