Motorola MVME162-021

Product Introduction
The MVME162-021 is a variant in the MVME162 series tailored for applications requiring specific I/O configurations. It maintains the core MC68040 architecture while optimizing connectivity for industrial networking and serial communication.

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Description

Motorola MVME162-021

Technical Specifications

  • Microprocessor: 25 MHz MC68040 with integrated FPU.
  • Memory: 4MB parity-protected DRAM, 512KB SRAM.
  • Communication: Dual serial ports (EIA-232-D and EIA-232-D/EIA-530).
  • Network: Optional 10Base-T Ethernet with DMA.

Functional Features

  • Seamless integration with VxWorks, pSOS, and OS-9 operating systems.
  • Supports up to four single-width or two double-width IndustryPack modules.
  • Provides deterministic real-time response for hard control loops.
  • Includes on-board diagnostics and manufacturing test support.

Application Scenarios
Used in SCADA systems, automated test equipment (ATE), medical imaging systems, and power grid monitoring.

Performance Parameters

  • Interrupt System: Seven-level VMEbus interrupter and handler.
  • Bus Width: A16/A24/A32 addressing with D8/D16/D32/D64 data paths.
  • Relative Humidity: 5% to 90% non-condensing.

Material Composition
Robust industrial components with lead-free or tin-lead soldering depending on manufacturing date.

Structural Characteristics
Standard 6U Eurocard dimensions with P1/P2 connectors and front panel I/O access.

Working Principle
Processes real-time interrupts from VMEbus or local IndustryPack I/O, executing control algorithms and updating outputs via DMA or polled I/O.

Installation Requirements

  • Slide into VME slot and secure with front panel ejector handles.
  • Configure serial port jumpers (J11) for DTE/DCE mode as required.
  • Verify +5V backplane power stability before system boot.

Usage Precautions

  • Do not exceed the maximum ambient temperature of 55°C without increased airflow.
  • Handle the board by the edges to avoid damaging surface-mount components.
  • Backup NVRAM configuration data before performing firmware updates.