PC/104-Plus Standard Products and Support

PC/104-Plus Standard Products and Support

Overview

PC/104-PlusTM is a specification that was accepted in 1997 by the PC/104TM Consortium and establishes a standard for embedded applications with the use of a high speed PCI bus.

PC/104-PlusTM specifies a 120 pin, 2 mm stackable connector to allow for the additional signals of the 32-bit PCI bus. Like the PC/104TM extends upon the PC bus, the PC/104-PlusTM is an extension of the PC/104TM with all of the same benefits, plus more.

It was also necessary that the PC/104TM connectors be capable of being stackable and usable along with standard PC/104TM modules (in the same stack). This allows the new PC/104-PlusTM module to be used in preexisting PC/104TM "legacy" modules, thus expanding its area of use.

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Connectors

PC/104-Plus – FleXYZTM (ESQT)

Samtec’s ESQT Product is compliant to the PC/104-PlusTM standard. The PC/104-PlusTM standard specifies a 30 x 4 configuration, and the Samtec PC/104-PlusTM part numbers are below (a press fit version as well as a shroud is also available):

PC/104-Plus Specified Connectors (ESQT)

Samtec PN

Pitch

Contacts

Rows

Pins/Row

Lead Style

Prints

3D

PADS

ESQT-130-02-G-Q-368

2 mm

120

4

30

Tiger BuyTM Contact

PDF Print

IGES
PARASOLID
STEP

PADS File

ESQT-130-03-G-Q-368

2 mm

120

4

30

 

PDF Print

IGES
PARASOLID
STEP

PADS File

Samtec’s ESQT features the following benefits:

  • Compact - 3.6" x 3.8” (90 mm x 96 mm) module size
  • Self-stacking - expands without backplanes or card cages
  • Pin-and-socket bus connector - reliable in harsh environments
  • Four-corner mounting holes - resistance to shock and vibration
  • Low power consumption - low power consumption and low heat generation
  • Fully PC compatible - reduced development costs and fast time-to-market

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PC/104-Plus Standard

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