VITA 57.4 FMC+ Extender Card

VITA 57.4 FMC+ Extender Card

VITA 57.4-compliant FMC+ module increases board-to-board spacing over FPGA carrier cards.


Overview

Engineers prototyping with industry-standard FPGA evaluation and development kits often leverage the FMC+ interface for I/O expansion that fits their application needs. In some cases, the mating height of the standard FMC+ connectors may prevent fully leveraging the connectivity options of all FMC+ modules.

In response to that need, Samtec has developed the FMC+ Extender Card for placement between FPGA Carrier Cards and FMC+ Modules. This increased space can be used for additional I/O expansion during development.

The FMC+ Extender Card also provides a cost-effective option for extending the life of the FPGA Carrier Card HSPC connectors used as test platforms.

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Samtec Part No. REF-212564-01 Pictured

Product Brief

FMC+ Extender Card Product Brief

FMC+ Extender Card Product Brief

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Features

  • High Serial Pin Count (HSPC) VITA 57.4 FMC+ male connector (Samtec P/N: ASP-184330-01)
  • High Serial Pin Count (HSPC) VITA 57.4 FMC+ female connector (Samtec P/N: ASP-184329-01)
  • Provides direct pass-through connectivity for all 560 pins from the HSPC male to HSPC female connectors
  • Features optimized SI performance via Samtec Final Inch® BOR PCB trace routing for HSPC connectors

Applications

  • FPGA development
  • FPGA carrier card development
  • FPGA carrier card used in test platform
  • High-speed ADCs and DACs
  • Next generation RF connectivity

Ordering Information

Please see drawing REF-212564-01 for more detail.

Contact [email protected] for additional ordering information.

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