PCI Express Backplane was designed to support a variety of modern PCI Express board’s production testing and debugging. The backplane expands the Host computer into four x16 PCI Express slots via 10 ft. CAT7 data and 10-pin flat Power control cables. PCI Express Backplane and UUTs (unit under test – add-in PCI Express board) are powered by a standard ATX power supply connected to the backplane via 24 and 8 pin power connectors located on the backplane.
The PCI Express Test Backplane was designed to support production testing/debugging of PCIe-based peripheral boards. The backplane expands the x1 PCI Express interface of the host computer into one x4 and three x1 PCI Express slots via 7 ft CAT6 cable.
The Multi-Interface Test Backplane was designed to support hardware and software designers who need to be able to plug in boards with different interfaces (into the host computer).
The 32-bit PCI Test Backplane was designed to support production testing/debugging of PCI-based peripheral boards. The backplane expands the x1 PCI Express interface of the host computer into four 32-bit PCI slots via 7 ft CAT6 cable. The PCI backplane is a versatile platform that allows you to test up to 4 PCI boards at the same time, facilitates easy access to logic signals, provides hot-swap compatibility, and per-slot overcurrent protection.
PCI Express Backplane was designed to support a variety of modern PCI Express board’s production testing and debugging. The backplane expands the Host computer into four x16 PCI Express slots via 10 ft. CAT7 data and 10-pin flat Power control cables. PCI Express Backplane and UUTs (unit under test – add-in PCI Express board) are powered by a standard ATX power supply connected to the backplane via 24 and 8 pin power connectors located on the backplane.
The PCI Express Test Backplane was designed to support production testing/debugging of PCIe-based peripheral boards. The backplane expands the x1 PCI Express interface of the host computer into one x4 and three x1 PCI Express slots via 7 ft CAT6 cable.
The Multi-Interface Test Backplane was designed to support hardware and software designers who need to be able to plug in boards with different interfaces (into the host computer).
The 32-bit PCI Test Backplane was designed to support production testing/debugging of PCI-based peripheral boards. The backplane expands the x1 PCI Express interface of the host computer into four 32-bit PCI slots via 7 ft CAT6 cable. The PCI backplane is a versatile platform that allows you to test up to 4 PCI boards at the same time, facilitates easy access to logic signals, provides hot-swap compatibility, and per-slot overcurrent protection.
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