Description

The GE VMIVME7807-411000 (also identified as GE VME7807RC350-00780-411000) is a high-performance Pentium-based single-board computer (SBC) engineered for GE’s VMEbus industrial and defense systems. Designed for real-time embedded applications, this module integrates a 1.4GHz Intel Pentium M processor with 512MB DDR RAM, 128MB flash storage, and dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, delivering robust computing power in conduction-cooled or air-cooled environments (-40°C to +85°C). The GE VMIVME7807-411000 features VME64x and PCI-X expansion interfaces, supporting high-speed data acquisition and processing for critical control systems. Its ruggedized construction withstands shock (50g peak) and vibration (5Grms), making it ideal for mobile military platforms, power grid automation, and industrial test stands requiring deterministic operation under extreme conditions.

With dual SATA interfaces, PMC expansion sites, and hardware-accelerated graphics, the GE VMIVME7807-411000 serves as a versatile system controller. It includes BIOS-level cybersecurity with secure boot and TPM 1.2 support, preventing unauthorized firmware modifications. The board’s extended lifecycle commitment (15+ years) ensures long-term deployability in infrastructure like railway signaling, offshore drilling controls, and aerospace simulation rigs where commercial off-the-shelf solutions fail.

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Technical Specifications

Main Features and Advantages

Extreme environment computing: The GE VMIVME7807-411000 utilizes conduction-cooled heat spreaders and conformal-coated PCBs, enabling 85°C operation without airflow. Its solder-down memory eliminates connector failures in high-vibration environments. Real-time determinism: Hardware-assisted Intel SpeedStep technology minimizes interrupt latency to<5>

Enhanced integration: Dual PMC sites support fiber-optic comms, MIL-STD-1553B, or FPGA co-processing cards. The integrated ATI M9 GPU drives dual displays (VGA + DVI) for HMI applications. Cyber-hardened design: TPM 1.2 module enables encrypted storage and secure boot, while BIOS write-protection blocks malware. Compared to earlier VME boards, the GE VMIVME7807-411000 triples processing power while reducing power consumption by 40%.

Application Field

The GE VMIVME7807-411000 excels in infrastructure demanding militarized computing. Defense applications include battlefield communication routers in armored vehicles and radar processing in naval combat systems, leveraging its shock resistance and secure architecture. In energy, it serves as substation RTUs (Remote Terminal Units), synchronizing IEC 61850-compliant protection relays via IEEE 1588 PTP.

Industrial uses include robotic vision controllers in automotive plants (exploiting GPU acceleration) and SCADA masters for pipeline monitoring. Aerospace deployments feature flight test data acquisition, with its -40°C cold-start capability ensuring reliability at altitude. The GE VMIVME7807-411000 also powers semiconductor wafer handling robots, where PCI-X bandwidth supports precision motion control.

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