Yea, most of the cheap cards I see are not PCI compliant. We have a cheap vid
card that works OK in 32/33 but in a 66Mhz slot it gets a bit weird...even
though the PCI interface is rated for 66Mhz.
If you've ever looked the PCI clock and signals on an active slot you'll see
why the spec is imp
They are out of spec. You may have a maximum of 2 inches only for the
64-bit extensions, the rest is 1.5 inches, clock is 2.5 inches.
Regards,
Gisbert Auge
N.A.T. GmbH
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Andy Gulliver
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> Subject: Re: [PEDA] Info about PCI specs
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> Yea, most of the cheap cards I see are not PCI compliant. We have
> a c
"Bolis Bortolo BB PCBDesign" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 2001-03-27 03:47:44 AM
wondered:
>I followed the PCI specs about traces lenghts ( 1.5 inches for
>interface data signals and 2.5 +- 0.1 inches for the clock ).
...
>the sample board from OS doesn't follow
>the PCI specs
...
>I discovered the
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> I've designed quite a few PCI cards and can tell you that the PCI spec is
a
> handy thing to have. Also, having your own PCI vendor ID is convenient for
> custom FPGA stuff.For instance, our crypto card is recognized and
configured
> aut
