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Emerson Network Power is a recognized leading provider of Embedded Computing products and services based on open standards such as ATCA®, MicroTCA™, AdvancedMC™, CompactPCI®, Processor PMC, VMEbus and OpenSAF™. Our broad product portfolio, ranging from application-ready platforms, blades and modules to enabling software and professional services, enables OEMs to focus on staying ahead of the competition.

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PCI Express: An Overview of the PCI Express Standard
This paper looks at the success of the widely adopted PCI bus and describes a higher performance next generation of I/O interconnect technology - PCI Express - that will serve as a standard local I/O bus for a wide variety of future computing platforms.
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Guide to CompactPCI Express
The next generation of CompactPCI is beginning to roll out in the form of CompactPCI Express. This upgraded standard includes substantial performance increases, compatibility with both legacy products and the latest office PC technologies, and a unification of backplane buses into a single bus that supports both CPU-to-I/O and CPUto- CPU communications.
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Introduction to PCI Express
This paper gives a brief introduction to the PCI Express bus. In addition, it explains how National Instruments leads the way in the adoption of PCI Express for PC-based measurement and automation hardware and software. For a more informative paper on the PCI Express standard, please refer to PCI Express - An Overview of the PCI Express Standard.
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Overcoming Latency in PCIe Systems Using PLX
Overcoming PCI Express (PCIe) latency isn’t simply a matter of choosing the lowestlatency components from among those suitable for an embedded-system design, but it’s a good place to start. It’s also a matter of architecting operations to reduce or eliminate the sensitivity of system performance to latency. It’s impossible to mask all the latency, so the less there is to begin with, the better.
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