VME boards implement Sparc2 design, support Sbus expansion. (Force Computers Inc.'s CPU-2E, CPU-2S expansion boards) (Product Announcement)

EDN, April, 1992 by Vaughan, Jack

CAMPBELL, CA -- Force Computers Inc has extended its line of reduced-instruction-set-computer (RISC) VME boards with this month's announcement of its first in-house-designed Sparc system. (An earlier Force Sparc product was, in fact, a Sun Microsystems design that Force was licensed to manufacture.) Force has forged a two-pronged strategy for its newly announced CPU-2 board family, which includes both a CPU-2E VMEbus board and a CPU-2S VME-sized (6U) board. The CPU-2S comes without an actual VMEbus interface.

"It's a slightly different variation of our business," says Force president Frederick Rehhausser of the CPU-2S. The "VME-sized card can reside in VME-sized enclosures. Lack of a VMEbus is not a drawback, says Rehhausser, because some applications...

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