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Written by Chris Ciufo
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June 25, 2006
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 VITA recently revealed that the organization is formalizing procedures for ex ante Intellectual Property (IP). According to VITA, ex ante means “anticipating changes in the business environment” and, when established, should “minimize and eliminate many patent issues that could affect our VSO standards, our members, compliant products, and our customers in the future,” says VITA Executive Director Ray Alderman.
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VME: Then & NOW
Articles of Yore
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Written by Jerry Gipper
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June 19, 1998
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 In 1986, a project was quietly launched by the Motorola Computer Group to develop a new generation of VMEbus single board computer that would fully exploit the capabilities of leading-edge ASIC technology. The challenge given to the design team was straightforward – incorporate as many functions as possible onto a single VMEbus board. The resulting VMEbus single board computer (fondly named MVME147) took 2 years to develop. When he was introduced to the world in 1988 he left an indelible mark on the industry that spawned him, and is still selling well after 10 years on the market. On this, his 10th anniversary, we have invited MVME147 to tell his story. What follows is an account of what he has seen over the last 10 years, as well as an account of his family tree, and his expectations for the future.
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VME: Then & NOW
Articles of Yore
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Written by Greg Peacock (for Voiceboard Corporation)
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October 15, 1995
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 As the worldwide telecommunications network switches from analog to digital, VMEbus is being called upon to handle more and more telecommunications functions. But, while VMEbus systems have proven capable of handling administrative support and digital signal processing functions, they are less than ideal for voice switching. In this article Greg explains why, and then shows how to architect a VMEbus system that can handle voice, video, and other types of telecommunication data streams.
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VME: Then & NOW
Articles of Yore
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Written by Gary A. Shade
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August 15, 1986
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Choosing VME need not mean going the expensive way. Comparisons with STD and PC buses prove it.
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