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You are here: Home / Test and Measurement News / OpenVPX chassis platform sports version 220-mm deep

OpenVPX chassis platform sports version 220-mm deep

August 23, 2021 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

A new chassis for extra deep OpenVPX 6U boards allows up to 16 slots of 220-mm boards at a 1.0-in pitch or 14 slots at a 1.2-in pitch. The enclosure also facilitates an optional mix of various slot pitches as well as card guides for either air or conduction-cooled boards. Versions for extra deep 3U OpenVPX boards are available upon request.

Pixus’ modular power supply options allow a versatile range of up to six voltage output options. Military grade openvpxruggedized enclosures for 220-mm OpenVPX boards and/or SpaceVPX are also available. The company also has a wide range of chassis options for the standard OpenVPX 160-mm depth boards.

Pixus Technologies USA Corp., 600 Main Street, Suite 216, Tonawanda, New York 14151-0888, Phone: 916-297-0020, sales@pixustechnologies.com, info@pixustechnologies.com, pixustechnologies.com/

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