The component number is IS215UCCM04A
Processing speed: 1.8 GHZ
CPU memory: 64 MB
Floating point: Yes
Serial port: 3
Product type: Core controller board

The IS215UCCM04A, known as the CPCI 3U Compact PCI, is part of the General Electric turbine family. This turbine family is known as the Mark VI Speedtronic. The IS215UCCM04A panel has six Ethernet ports. Each port is classified according to its purpose. The panel also has some lights. At the bottom of the panel, there is a small reset button. The IS215UCCM04A locks into place using the masculine terminals on the back of the board and two large buttons at each end of the panel. The IS215UCCM04A uses a variety of capacitor styles to preserve energy that the board can use later. If the IS215UCCM04A needs to clear unused energy, the board will direct the energy to its resistor. The IS215UCCM04A has a 128 megabit (128 MB) SD card. This card has its own shell. The IS215UCCM04A has multiple microchips. Microchips are used to hold the data and conditions that control the entire circuit board. You can think of an integrated circuit as the brain of a circuit board. The IS215UCCM04A has a large black component with slits inside. This component is used to help cool IS215UCCM04A. The IS215UCCM04A features multiple interference suppressors. These suppressors are used to block interference from external power sources, such as radios, cell phones, and other similar things. The interference suppressor is designed to keep the IS215UCCM04A running smoothly.

Product characteristics

Mark VIe system core: IS215UCCCM04A is the core controller board of Mark VIe system, responsible for the operation control of the entire system.

VME bus architecture: The VME bus architecture has high reliability, high performance and scalability.

Processor: Equipped with a high-performance processor capable of processing large amounts of data in real time.

Memory: Has sufficient storage space for storing programs and data.

Rich interfaces: Provides a variety of interfaces to connect to various I/O modules, communication modules, and so on.