Xycom XVME-630 68030

Xycom XVME-630 68EC030 Processor Module Overview

The Xycom XVME-630 is a cost-effective single-board processor designed for industrial VMEbus environments. It is built around the 68EC030 CPU (compatible with the Motorola 68030) and is suitable for embedded control, data acquisition, and automation systems requiring 68 MHz / 30 MHz processing performance.

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Main Technical Specifications

Item	Description
CPU	25 MHz 68EC030 (compatible with 68030), operable at 68 MHz or 30 MHz clock frequencies
Math Coprocessor	Integrated 68882 (compatible with 68881/68882) floating-point coprocessor providing hardware floating-point support
Memory Slots	12 × 32-pin sockets (3 memory banks × 4 slots each), configurable with any combination of EPROM, static RAM, or Flash memory
On-Board Clock	Real-Time Clock (RTC) + 32 B battery-backed RAM to maintain time keeping during power loss
Serial Ports	2 × RS-232C asynchronous/synchronous serial communication ports
Interrupt Controller	On-board VMEbus interrupt controller for bus-level interrupt handling
Other Features	Programmable VMEbus “arc extinguishing chamber,” low-power design, 3U single-slot form factor for standard VME chassis
Operating Temperature	−40 °C to +70 °C (industrial grade)
Power Supply	24 V DC (compliant with VMEbus power specifications)

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Typical Applications

• Industrial Automation Control:
  Used in production lines and process control systems requiring reliable real-time operation.
• Data Acquisition and Monitoring:
  Works with high-speed VMEbus I/O modules for rapid sensor data acquisition.
• Embedded Systems:
  Serves as an embedded computing core running real-time operating systems (e.g., VxWorks, RTEMS) or Linux.
• Research and Laboratory Platforms:
  Ideal for building custom VMEbus-based experimental setups with extensive I/O expansion capabilities.

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Selection Advantages

• Cost-Effective Design:
  Simplified architecture compared with higher-end VME processors, offering better price-to-performance ratio.
• Flexible Memory Configuration:
  Twelve memory sockets allow custom combinations of EPROM, SRAM, and Flash to meet varied capacity requirements.
• Comprehensive Peripheral Integration:
  Includes a floating-point coprocessor, dual serial ports, RTC, and VME interrupt controller — sufficient for most industrial applications on a single board.
• Standard Form Factor:
  3U single-slot format allows direct installation or upgrade within existing VME chassis.

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Summary

The Xycom XVME-630, powered by the 68EC030 processor, delivers comprehensive computing, memory, communication, and real-time capabilities in a compact and economical package. With its low cost, flexible storage options, and extensive peripheral interfaces, it is a practical and versatile solution for automation control, data acquisition, and embedded computing in industrial VMEbus environments.

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1. Company Overview

• Founded: 1892 (merger of Edison Electric Light Company and Thomson-Houston Electric Company)
• Headquarters: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
• Founders: Thomas Edison (technical pioneer), Charles Coffin (business integrator)
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