| ??? 03/15/03 06:21 Read: times |
#41578 - RE: Standards for 8051 Motherboards Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Harsha;
You mentioned your preference for motherboard kind of designs.Usually it shall have a backplane with all address,data and control signals available for all the modules.I think you shall find PC104 intresting enough.It allows stacking of modules without a motherboard.Have a look at: <p>http://pc104.org/</p> |
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