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The AMC710 is a flexible processor AMC for general purpose processing with the quad-core QorIQ P4040 with Data Path Acceleration Architecture intended for router and UTM (unified threat management) applications.

XAUI is routed to ports 4-7 and a front-panel SFP+ supports 10 GbE, the unit architecture is balanced to provide a 10G front-to-back connectivity.

The module is available as AMC710 for air-cooled (MTCA.0 and MTCA.1) and as AMC710C for rugged conduction-cooled (MTCA.2 or MTCA.3) applications.

The AMC590 used the Fujitsu MB8AC2070 ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) to provide 56 GSPS from a single channel, 28 GSPS from two channels, or 14 GSPS from four channels (user selectable). The board is compliant to the AMC.1 and AMC.2 specifications.

The AMC590 allows the implementation of extremely fast, high-resolution ADCs in CMOS process technology. The ADC is ideal for applications that require ultra-high performance analog and digital processing such as 100G applications.

The AMC590 has a Xilinx UltraScale XCKU115 FPGA which has 5520 DSP Slices. The FPGA interfaces directly to the AMC, allowing the core to interface to the host with multiple protocols such as 40GbE, 10GbE, PCIe or SRIO. The FPGA has 3 banks of 64-bit DDR4 memory (24 GB total).

The AMC348 is a VadaTech low cost AMC graphic module. Designed to meet the graphics needs of Military, Industrial and Telecom applications that requires a simple graphic interface.

The board features Silicon Motion’s SM750 graphics processor chipset. The display mode supports screen resolutions up to 1920×1080 @ 60 Hz for dual mode monitor.

The AMC348 is AMC.1 compliant and is available in a single module, mid or full-size form factor. The front panel has an LHF style connector (DMS-59).