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PICMG
Open Modular Computing Standards
About PICMG
PICMG is a not-for-profit 501(c) consortium of companies and organizations that collaboratively develop open standards for high performance industrial, military/aerospace, telecommunications, test/measurement, medical, and general purpose embedded computing applications. There are over 150 member companies that specialize in a wide range of technical disciplines, including mechanical and thermal design, single board computer design, very high speed signaling design and analysis, networking expertise, backplane and packaging design, power management, High Availability software, and comprehensive system management. Founded in 1994, PICMG’s original mission was to extend the PCI standard to non-desktop applications. The formal name of the organization is the PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group. Key specifications standards developed under the PICMG consortium include: - COM Express® - COM-HPC® - MicroTCA®, AdvancedMC®, and AdvancedTCA® - ModBlox7 - CompactPCI® and CompactPCI®Serial - InterEdge - SHB Express - HPM (Hardware Platform Management) You can find short form documents of the specifications on our website, as well as links to download the full documents.
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Signals from PICMG
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Products & Services
PICMG developed CompactPCI Serial as the modern evolution of the original CompactPCI standard combining higher bandwidth and modern interface capabilities with rugged, modular architecture for rail, defense, industrial automation, and test and measurement environments.
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Presence & Recognition
PICMG is hosting two international workshops: the MTCA/ATCA Workshop for Large Scientific Facility Control from September 14-17 at HEPS in Beijing and the 15th MicroTCA Workshop for Industry and Research from December 1-3 at DESY in Hamburg.
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Presence & Recognition
PICMG President Jessica Isquith and CTO Doug Sandy are attending the MOSA Summit and embedded world North America events on September 22-24.
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