J
Joerg
- Jan 1, 1970
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For prototyping a large embedded system I am looking for a card rack
with a good backplane. 20 or more slots, 64 or 96 pin DIN connector or
similar, single height, maybe Eurocard-size. Preferably not Press-Fit
but we can always hand solder, of course. Most of what's available is
VME with super-wide power and ground traces but as far as I could make
out from the data sheets no full ground plane. We've got analog stuff on
most of the cards so a ground plane is important. The bottom
(solder-side) layer should be traces so we can cut some for slot ID and
analog stuff, can't use 100% internally bussed versions.
Short of laying out our own (again...), is there something with a ground
plane that can be had off-the-shelf?
with a good backplane. 20 or more slots, 64 or 96 pin DIN connector or
similar, single height, maybe Eurocard-size. Preferably not Press-Fit
but we can always hand solder, of course. Most of what's available is
VME with super-wide power and ground traces but as far as I could make
out from the data sheets no full ground plane. We've got analog stuff on
most of the cards so a ground plane is important. The bottom
(solder-side) layer should be traces so we can cut some for slot ID and
analog stuff, can't use 100% internally bussed versions.
Short of laying out our own (again...), is there something with a ground
plane that can be had off-the-shelf?