MVME211 Motorola RAM/ ROM/EPROM VME Memory module Manufacturer :Motorola

Model :MVME211

Additional information :RAM/ROM/EPROM VME memory module estimated shipping size dimensions

: 263×58× 28mm Weight:.4.3kg

Country of Origin: USA

Basic details :MVME211 MOTOROLA RAM/ROM /EPROM VME memory module

Features:

. 16 sockets for 24/28 pin use

. Device access times can be selected from 35 to 510ns

· Jumpers can be selected according to device type, access time and standby power. Jumpers for unused memory blocks are disabled

The Emerson MOTOROLA MME211RAMROMEPROMVME memory module provides users with a VMEbus compatibility board containing 16 28-pin slots for installing various types of byte-wide memory devices up to 1MB. The module slot is divided into two word-oriented memory blocks capable of filling 2Kb, 4K, 8Kb, 16Kb, 32KB, or 64Kb JDEC standard RAM, ROM, or EPROM devices.

The Emerson/MOTOROLA MME21 offers a jumper to select the device type, device access time, and battery backup backup power. The module also has a jumper disable feature to disable unused memory blocks.

MVME211 is a VME bus industrial single-board computer produced by MOTOROLA.

A single-board Computer (SBC) is a complete computer built on a Single circuit board with a microprocessor, memory, input/output (I/O), and other features required for a functional computer.

The MVME211 single board computer is manufactured as a demonstration or development system for use in educational systems or as an embedded computer controller. Many types of home computers or portable computers integrate all of their functions onto a single printed circuit board. Unlike desktop personal computers, single-board computers generally do not rely on expansion slots for peripheral functionality or expansion. The MVME211 single-board computer is built using a variety of microprocessors. Simple designs, such as those built by computer enthusiasts, typically use static RAM and low-cost 8 – or 16-bit processors. Other types, such as blade servers, perform similarly to server computers, but in a more compact format.