CB3P-6231 3U OpenVPX Network Switch Board and Carrier with BuiltSAFE
Mercury Systems
The CB3P-6231 is a 3U OpenVPX™ PCIe® switch PMC/XMC carrier board for use with Mercury’s ROCK-2 subsystem, offering PCIe Gen1/Gen2/Gen3 lane switching capability.
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- Power
- 7 W
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As published by the supplier
- Power Consumption
- 7W
- XMC Sites
- 1
- PMC Sites
- 1
- PCIe Switch
- 32-lanes
- PCIe Generations
- Gen1/Gen2/Gen3
- Compliance
- 3U OpenVPX VITA 65, VPX-REDI VITA 48, XMC VITA 42, PMC IEEE.1386
- Non-operating temperature
- -55°C to 105°C
- Humidity
- 95%
- Altitude
- -1,500 to 60,000 feet
- Operating Temperature
- -40°C to 85°C
- Vibration
- 5-100 Hz: increase at 3 dB/octave, 100-1000 Hz: 0.1 g2/Hz, 1000-2000Hz: decrease at 6 dB/octave
- Operating Shocks
- 40g, 11ms saw-tooth, three axes
About
The CB3P-6231 is a 3U OpenVPX™ PCIe® switch PMC/XMC carrier board (VITA 46.9) designed for use with Mercury’s ROCK-2 subsystem. This carrier board provides PCIe Gen1/Gen2/Gen3 lane switching capability between PMC or XMC connectors and the backplane. Engineered with BuiltSAFE™ technologies, the CB3P-6231 is available in both commercial air-cooled and rugged conduction-cooled configurations, making it suitable for a wide range of applications from lab environments to field deployments. Mercury’s proven 3U avionics modules, including this one, are designed to accelerate safety-critical applications such as AI machine vision and augmented reality. They also help expedite the certification process, conserve aircraft resources, and speed up subsystem time to market. Key features include one XMC site and one PMC site, a 32-lane PCIe switch, and a configurable PCIe upstream port. It boasts rugged construction and a 7W power consumption, with DO-254 and DO-178 artifacts available, along with safety certification services and support.
Documentation
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