The MVME6100 is a MOTOROLA miniature circuit breaker and the most widely used terminal protection appliance in building electrical terminal distribution units. It is mainly used for single-phase and three-phase short-circuit, overload, overvoltage protection below 125A, including four types of single-pole 1P, two-pole 2P, three-pole 3P, four-pole 4P.
The MVME6100 offers several advantages. First, it has high reliability and can operate stably in harsh industrial environments. Secondly, it has high flexibility and can adapt to different application requirements. In addition, the MVME6100 is extensible and can be extended by adding additional functional modules.
In terms of communication, MVME6100 usually has a variety of communication interfaces, such as Ethernet, serial interface, CAN bus, etc., which can facilitate data exchange and communication with other devices, networks or control systems. In addition, MVME6100 also supports a variety of operating systems, such as VxWorks, Linux, etc., which can be easily used for software development and debugging.
Overall, the MVME6100 is a high performance, high reliability, high flexibility of the circuit breaker, suitable for a variety of applications need to protect the line.
◆ Product information MVME6100-0171 Single board computer MOTOROLA MVME6100 series
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Features:
2eSST VMEbus protocol, the transmission rate across VMEbus is 320MB/s
Migration path from the existing MOTOROLA VMEbus platform
A high-performance MPC7457 PowerPC processor running at 1.267 GHz
1 28-bit AltiVec coprocessor for parallel processing
Up to 1GB of on-board DDR ECC memory
Two 33/66/100 MHz PMC-X sites allow the addition of industry-standard application-specific modules
Dual Gigabit Ethernet interface
1 28MB flash in two 64MB storage bodies
The Emerson/MOTOROLA MVME6100 VME single-board computer is the first VMEbus single-board computer (SBC) designed with the Tundra Tsi148 VMEbusinterface chip, offering 2eSST
VMEbus performance. The 2eSST(Bilateral Source Synchronous Transfer) protocol enables VMEbus to operate at a real bandwidth of 320MB/s in most cases. The 2eSST protocol has been in existence - for some time (trial draft standard
Published in 1999 and as an ANSI standard in 2003), until now, 2eSST boards did not work in standard VMEbus backplanes because existing VMEbus transceivers could not support it
Desired VMEbus 2eSST signal transmission speed. Texas Instruments has developed a new VMEbus transceiver that supports the vmebus signal switching speed required by the 2eSST protocol. The new Texas Instruments VMEbus
The transceiver, combined with Tsi148 VMEbus legacy protocol support, allows users to integrate the MVME6100 series into their existing infrastructure, providing backward compatibility.
◆ Product information MVME6100-0171 Single board computer MOTOROLA MVME6100 series
