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The Florida SunFlash
SBus Developer List, July 20, 1992
SunFLASH Vol 44 #8 August 1992
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The July 1992 SBus Developer List is also available in the SunFlash
archive servers as a single compressed file e.g. on solar.nova.edu
it is:
42948 pub/sunflash.1992/sbus-july.21.Z
The next four articles are the 16 chapters of the SBus developer
list group so that no article is greater that 32Kbytes.
Thanks to Harold Sonenklar (Harold.Sonenklar@Corp.Sun.Com) for
putting this list together.
Note that there are embedded control-l (page feed) characters in these
articles. If you remove the SunFlash headers and cat these 5 articles
together, the result should print OK.
-johnj
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SBus has seen a tremendous spurt of development activity since the last SBus
Developers List was published in January, 1992. With over 90 new SBus cards,
there now total over 340 SBus cards available from 132 developers worldwide.
One third of the developers are based outside the United States.
SBus is following the computer industry in turning towards graphics
and multimedia applications and workgroup connectivity. The greatest
number of new SBus applications come in the graphics area. Networking
and communications follows, with several new products enabling direct high-
speed inter-machine connectivity. The greatest percentage increase in SBus
applications occur in the digital signal processing/audio-voice-speech areas,
with several applications directly related to telecommunications.
A list of known SBus products available (or soon to be) is attached. This
listing does not represent all SBus projects under development. It includes
only those vendors who have authorized Sun to make their projects known.
If you have product requirements different from what you see below,
please forward those requirments to Harold Sonenklar with as much
information as possible (customer contact, specific requirments,
demand, etc.)
Similarly, if you are aware of existing SBus products that you do not
see on the list, or you are aware of SBus products under development, please
forward any information you have so that I can maintain an accurate
listing.
Sun Microsystems Comptuer Corporation (SMCC) makes no recommendation as
to the suitability of a product from a particular vendor for a given
application. SMCC has not qualified or reviewed any claims made about
the product features or functions, nor is SMCC responsible for their
accuracy. No SBus vendor is authorized to act as an agent of SMCC or
to commit SMCC in any way con- cerning SMCC products and their
functionality, availability, or price.
If you have questions or want more information, please contact:
Harold Sonenklar
Core Technologies
Manager, SBus Marketing and Business Development
tel: (415) 336-9130 fax: (415) 336-0643
email: harold.sonenklar@corp.Sun.COM
Mail Stop PAL1-322
Sun Microsystems
2550 Garcia Avenue
Mountain View, CA 94043
USA
SBUS DEVELOPER LIST AS OF JULY 20, 1992
Products are listed by the following application areas:
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44.09 I. PARALLEL/SERIAL I/O pages 7-10
II. BUS ADAPTERS 11-13
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44.10 III. GRAPHICS, VIDEO, and DISPLAY 14-21
IV. INSTRUMENTATION INTERFACES 22
V. COPROCESSORS 23-25
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44.11 VI. I/O DEVICES and INTERFACES 26-27
VII. NETWORKING/COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACES 28-34
VIII. STORAGE and DISK CONTROLLERS 35-36
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44.12 IX. MODEMS, FACSIMILE, and COMPRESSION 37
X. INDUSTRIAL I/O 38
XI. MEMORY 39
XII. ENABLING PRODUCTS and SERVICES 40-42
XIII. MIL-STANDARD INTERFACE 43
XIV. DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS 44
XV. AUDIO, VOICE, and SPEECH SYSTEMS 45-46
XVI. DR-11W INTERFACES 47
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ADDITIONS SINCE THE LAST UPDATE
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PARALLEL/SERIAL I/O
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ANTARES High Speed (115,200 baud) multi-port serial controllers
AVAL DATA Dual serial ports, single centronics port
GNP COMPUTER Serial/Parallel expander with embedded SS-10
PERFORMANCE "Combo" card with Serial and Parallel I/O, narrow/fast
TECHNOLOGIES SCSI-2 in single slot
BUS ADAPTERS
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AVAL DATA SBus-VME adaptor
SBus Expansion Chassis
INTEGRIX SBus 9U expansion system for 600MP series
LOGIC SYSTEM SBus-PC-98 (NEC) bus adaptor
DESIGN Bus Adaptor Kit (SBus to any-bus)
SOLFLOWER SBus-VME adaptors for IPX, SPARCengine2, new 11 slot rack
SUN MICROSYSTEMS Sbus Expansion Subsystem
COMPUTER CORP.
GRAPHICS, VIDEO, and DISPLAY
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ASTRODESIGN Image compounder for video and still images
CompuAdd CG3 compatible color frame buffer
CG6 compatible accelerated color frame buffer
DIGITAL IMAGING High perfromance real time video image processor systems
SYSTEMS with up 4096x4096 resolution.
DUPONT PIXEL New product line offering SGI GL emulation on/via SBus
GRAPHICA 8-bit frame buffers with overlay from 512x512 or 1024x1024
COMPUTER to 1920x1035 (HDTV) with optional i860 coprocessor
HIGH SIERRA Image processing and analysis including SBus true-color
TECHNOLOGIES frame grabber. i860 version also available.
IMAGE standalone JPEG compression card with or without video output
MANIPULATION
SYSTEMS
INTEGRIX GX-based single slot accelerator cards:
1152x900 or 1280x1024
152x900 at 66Hz or 76Hz
CG3 compatible frame buffers for 76Hz monitors
Frame buffer for mono 1280x1024 plasma flat panel displays
KEISOKU GIKEN VITec Image Accelerator Box
HDTV Color Frame Grabber video capture board
MEGATEK 1,000,000 vector/second multi-user, multiple video resolution
X accelerator
PLASMACO Frame buffer for 21" 1280x1024 mono plasma flat panel display
PSITECH 8-bit graphics accelerator for X Windows, 640x480 to 1600x1280
TECH-SOURCE Multi-user graphics controllers for X acceleration now avail-
ble with multiple video resolution capatility. Also
available are versions with overlays.
VIGRA Frame buffer for mono or greyscale flat panel displays
INSTRUMENTATION INTERFACES
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AVAL DATA SBus-to-GPIB interface
COPROCESSORS
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ARCHIPEL New transputer arrays and parallel processing systems
PARSYTEC Transputer interface for up to 4 parallel processing systems
SUN SELECT Intel 486SX and 486DX based PC coprocessor cards
I/O DEVICES AND INTERFACES
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ANTARES Scanner interface with bi-directional centronics
GRAPHTECH Co. Scanner interface
PHILIPS MEDICAL DVMA master supporting leading laser imaging systems
NETWORKING/COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACES
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BRIXTON new software protocols
CircL Hot-Link SBus Interface. 400/800 Mbit/sec point-to-
TECHNOLOGY point full duplex communications w/33MB/sec throughput.
CHI SYSTEMS SBus/HIPPI Interface
CMC FDDI Interface
DIEHL ELECTRONIK ISDN Interface
INTERPHASE FDDI Interface
O.S.I. PLUS ISDN interface
PERFORMANCE Ethernet & 10MB/sec SCSI-2 controller
TECHNOLOGIES
SUN MICROSYSTSEMS
COMPUTER CORP. Ethernet & 10MB/sec SCSI-2 controller
SUN CONNECT 16MB/sec Token Ring Interface
SYMICRON High Speed X.25 SNA controller
SYNAPTEL ISDN controllers: with X.25 or TCP/IP router
UconX software protocols for Performance Tech. sync serial cards
ULTRA NETWORK SBus interface for gigabit/sec UltraNet coax or fiber
TECHNOLOGIES high-speed network system
STORAGE and DISK CONTROLLERS
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ANTARES SCSI-2 controller to 12.5 MB/sec and active termination
GENROCO SBus IPI-2 and IPI-3 controllers
MODEMS, FACSIMILE, and COMPRESSION
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CYBERTECHS CO. Fax/Modem card with DTMF-receive and voice generatin
MEMORY
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CERAM TurboSwap 160MB single slot SBus card
TurboSwap 240-960MB systems with Expansion Chassis
CLEARPOINT Memory upgrades for SS-2
VMIC High Performance Multidrop Reflective Memory networking
systems, including fiber-optic option
ENABLING PRODUCTS and SERVICES
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GLOBE MFG. Backplates and panel fillers
MOTOROLA 64-bit DMA Master Controller (GOLD) and 32-bit Slave
(SLIC) SBus interface chips
PERFORMANCE SBus Platform for Industrial/Embedded Applications with
TECHNOLOGIES MBus 40MHz SPARC processor, 8 SBus slots, integral
Ethernet, SCSI-2 Narrow/Fast, and 2 async serial ports.
With LynxOS/SunOS software support
SYSTEM DESIGN S-DMAC DMA interface for data transfers to cpus, AD-DA
SERVICE converters, other devices
MIL-STANDARD INTERFACE
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BMC COMMUNICATIONS ARINC interface adaptor
KSI/ODETICS IRIG-A,B timing generator
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS
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LOUGHBOROUGH Analog or digital daughtercard modules for TM320C30 DSP
SPECTRUM SIGNAL
PROCESSING
HUNT ENGINEERING TMS320C40 DSP coprocessor
AUDIO, VOICE, AND SPEECH SYSTEMS
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ARIEL Dual telephone line interface
KINETICSYSTEMS DSP with ATT Multimedia Library with functions for fax/modem,
DTMF generate/receive, speech recognition/synthesis, call
detect status, caller ID, audio and image compression/decomp-
ression
RMC RESEARCH Multi-line DTMF DSP-based Voice Response/Speech
Recognition System for Voice Response Customer Service
Applications
SHADE COMPUTER Analog I/O system with DSP for speech and audio applications
SONITECH Dual channel stereo and telephone audio DSP interface
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