Conduction Cooled VPX Interface Board with PCI Express Host Interface

EXC-8000ccVPX - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-8000ccVPX is part of the 8000 family of multiprotocol carrier boards. This conduction cooled VPX interface board has a PCI Express host interface and can support up to four independent removable modules and 10 on-board Discrete channels. Each removable module can be any of the 8000 family modules.

The EXC-8000ccVPX supports Direct Memory Access (DMA), which enables the board to access system memory for reading and writing independently of the computer’s CPU. This results in faster data transfer to and from the board, with much less CPU overhead than when not using DMA.

The EXC-8000ccVPX is supplied with C drivers, including source code. Mating connector provided for I/O connection.

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Multi Protocol Boards

Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-4000 carrier board series was developed to meet the needs of avionic testers for multi-protocol integrated, digital bus testing. Modules may be selected out of a growing list which currently includes MIL-STD-1553/1760, MMSI, H009, ARINC-429, ARINC-708/453, Serial (232/422/485), Discrete and CAN bus. Additionally, an IRIG B decoder implements a global time stamp relative to the IRIG B pulses. The need for higher density, different protocols, and multi-channel on one integrated test card has made the EXC-4000 series very successful.

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Multi-Protocol Board

EXC-4000VME/VXI - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The board supports up to 8 modules, and each module represents an independent test and simulation device. Most modules are based on existing Excalibur products such as the 1553 Px family, the 1553 MCH family and the ARINC-429 RxTx. Additional modules are being added constantly.

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Multi-Protocol Test & Simulation Adapter for USB or Ethernet

EXC-UNET2/xx - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-UNET2/xx is a multi-protocol test and simulation adapter for USB or Ethernet equipped computers. Its small size and ability to interface through USB or Ethernet interfaces make it a complete solution for developing, testing and performing system simulation of a number of communications protocols, both in the lab and in the field.Multiple units can operate via USB ports on the same computer. In addition, multiple units can operate on the same network, by programming each one with a unique IP address, and can be accessed from any computer on the network.

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Rugged Ethernet System Supporting up to Four Independent 8000 Family Avionics Communication Modules

ES-9810/xx - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The ES-9810/xx is a rugged ethernet system supporting up to four independent 8000 family avionics communication modules, allowing multiple different protocols to be mixed and matched in a single system. Modules available include MIL-STD-1553, MIL-STD-1760, MMSI, ARINC-429, ARINC-708, ARINC-717, Serial, Discrete and CAN bus.The ES-9810/xx is supplied with C drivers, including source code. Mating connectors and cable adapters for I/O connection can be purchased seperately.

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Multi-Protocol Card

EXC-4000PCI - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-4000PCI/xx card for the PCI bus supports up to forty ARINC-429 channels in any combination of transmit and/or receive. All of the channels feature error injection and detection.The receive channels allow for the storage of all selected labels with status and time tag information appended to each word, and also allow for filtering and multi-storage modes of data words.The transmit channels operate via a transmit ‘instruction stack’ which allows scheduling of data transmissions and reduces the need for host computer intervention.

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Express Multi Protocol Board

EXC-8000PCI - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-8000PCIe is a PCI Express card supporting up to eight independent 8000 family avionics communication modules, allowing multiple different protocols to be mixed and matched on a single card. Modules available include MIL-STD-1553, MIL-STD-1760, MMSI, ARINC-429, ARINC-708, ARINC-717, Serial, Discrete and CAN bus.The EXC-8000PCIe supports extensive error injection and detection capabilities, IRIG B Time Code input, and can be ordered with an extended operating temperature range of -40ºC to +85ºC and conformal coating. The EXC-8000PCIe is supplied with C drivers, including source code.

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Multiprotocol PCI/104-Express Interface Board

8000PCIe104 - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-8000PCIe104 is a multiprotocol PCI/104-Express interface board for embedded applications or avionics test and simulation applications. Each board holds up to four independent modules and 10 discrete channels.

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Multiprotocol P104Plus Interface Board for Embedded Applications or Avionics Test & Simulation Applications

EXC-4000P104plus - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-4000P104plus is a multiprotocol P104plus interface board for embedded applications or avionics test and simulation applications. Each board holds up to five independent modules. Two on-board modules use the MIL-STD-1553 communications protocol (M4K1553Px); another on-board module uses the ARINC-429 communications protocol; two additional detachable modules can be any one of the following types:M4K1553PxS (Single Function - RT validated) This module operates as a Bus Controller, Remote Terminal or a Bus Monitor. This module qualifies for airborne applications.M4K1553Px (Multi Function) This module operates as a Bus Controller, up to 32 Remote Terminals and as a Bus Monitor. Supports an Internal Concurrent Monitor in RT and BC/RT modes.M4K1553Px(S)-1760 Same as M4K1553Px(S) plus MIL-STD-1760 options.M4KMMSI Mini Munitions Store Interface module. Supports RT, BC/Concurrent-RT/Concurrent Monitor and Bus Monitor modes. Up to 8 hub ports EBR-1553 [10 Mbps 1553 protocol using RS-485 transceivers] and 1 monitor output.M4KH009 Based on our H009 family. This module operates as a Central Computer Complex (CCC) and/or up to 16 Peripheral Units (PUs) simultaneously, or as a Bus Monitor. In addition, a Concurrent Bus Monitor enables concurrent monitoring of the bus during CCC and PU simulation.M4K429RTx Based on our ARINC 429RxTx board. This module supports either five or ten ARINC 429 channels each of which can be configured in real time as a receive or transmit channel.M4K708 This module supports two channels of ARINC 708/453, each one selectable as either transmit or receive.M4KSerial This module supports up to 4 independent channels of serial communications, each of which can be selected as RS485, RS422 or RS232.M4KDiscrete This module supports 20 selectable input/open collector output discretes. The module supports TTL (0 to 5 volts) or avionics (0 to 32 volts) voltage levels.M4KCAN This module supports up to 6 independent channels of CAN 2.0B protocol with standard and extended message frames and message identifiers.

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Conduction Cooled XMC Interface Board with PCI Express Host Interface, Supporting up to 4 PX Modules, 2 RTx 5 Channel Modules, 1 Discrete & 1 Serial Module

EXC-8000ccXMC - Excalibur Systems, Inc.

The EXC-8000ccXMC is part of Excalibur’s 8000 family of multiprotocol boards. This conduction cooled XMC interface board has a PCI Express host interface and supports up to 4 Px modules, 2 RTx 5 channel modules, 1 Discrete and 1 Serial module. Due to the constraints of the XMC specification the modules are integrated onto the board itself rather than as physically separate modules.The EXC-8000ccXMC supports Direct Memory Access (DMA), which enables the board to access system memory for reading and writing independently of the computer’s CPU. This results in faster data transfer to and from modules that support DMA, with much less CPU overhead than when not using DMA.

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