MOTOROLA MVME162P-244L embedded computer

Configurable with a 25MHz MC68LC040 enhanced 32-bit microprocessor featuring 8KB cache and an MMU (Memory Management Unit).

Optional upgrade to a 25MHz or 32MHz MC68040 32-bit microprocessor with 8KB cache, MMU, and FPU (Floating-Point Unit) for advanced computational requirements.

1MB, 4MB, or 8MB of parity-protected DRAM ensures secure data storage.

512KB SRAM with battery backup maintains data integrity during power outages.

JEDEC-standard 32-pin PLCC EPROM socket for firmware or program storage.

VME Bus Interface: Supports A32/D64 master/slave modes with system controller capabilities, enabling high-speed data transfer with other VME devices.

Serial Ports: Two configurable ports—Console (EIA-232-D DTE) and User-Port (EIA-232-D/EIA-422 DTE/DCE)—for connecting industrial sensors, modems, or PLCs.

IndustryPack? Ports: Four 16/32-bit ports with dedicated DMA channels for modular expansions (e.g., A/D converters, D/A outputs).

Optional Interfaces:

Six 32-bit timers (four independent of VMEbus) and a programmable watchdog timer enhance system reliability.

Front-panel controls include ABORT/RESET buttons and status LEDs (FAIL, STAT, RUN) for diagnostics.

Operating Temperature: 0°C to 70°C (forced air cooling).

Storage Temperature: -40°C to 85°C.

Humidity: 5%–90% non-condensing.

+5V DC (±5%), 3.5A typical, 4.5A maximum.

Controls factory production lines by monitoring sensor data (temperature, pressure, position) and actuating responses via pre-programmed algorithms.

Enables precise control and fault diagnosis for CNC machinery, robotic arms, and conveyor systems.

Optimizes traffic signal timing using real-time flow data, reducing congestion.

Manages vehicle identification systems (e.g., toll collection, parking access) via RFID or camera integration.

Processes raw data from CT scanners and MRI machines, performing pre-reconstruction filtering and signal enhancement.

Controls laboratory equipment (centrifuges, analyzers) for precise parameter management and data logging.

Manages base station resources, ensuring stable signal processing and transmission for mobile networks.

Handles protocol conversion and packet routing in industrial-grade routers and switches.

Real-time flight control systems for drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), processing sensor inputs for stable navigation.

Ground-based test equipment for avionics systems, simulating flight conditions and analyzing performance data.

Monitors and controls power grid components (transformers, breakers) to prevent outages and optimize distribution.

Collects and analyzes grid parameters (voltage, current) for predictive maintenance and load balancing.

Data acquisition in physics experiments (e.g., particle detectors, environmental sensors).

Controls chemical synthesis equipment by regulating temperature, pressure, and reagent flow for reproducible results.