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# Users of the VME64x core
The VME64x core can be used in many ways. If you use the core, please
inform
[
me
](
mailto:Erik.van.der.Bij@cern.ch
)
about it.
-----
## Known users
-
[
CERN
](
http://cern.ch
)
-
[
SVEC VME FMC carrier
](
https://www.ohwr.org/project/svec/wiki
)
with
[
Fine Delay
card
](
https://www.ohwr.org/project/fmc-delay-1ns-8cha/wiki
)
-
[
VFC VME FMC carrier
](
https://www.ohwr.org/project/vfc/wiki
)
(tested, but not used in an application)
-
[
GSI
](
http://gsi.de/
)
-
Modified the core for the
[
VETAR
carrier
](
https://www.ohwr.org/project/gsi-timing-starter-kit/wikis/VETAR
)
using different buffers and VME (not VME64x) (May 2013,
C.Prados)
The VETAR card carrier is the new VME front-end controller (FEC)
for the
[
FAIR
facility
](
https://www-acc.gsi.de/wikis/Timing/WebHome
)
. Based on
Altera FPGAs (Arria II GX), provides two Micro High Speed
Terminal Strip connectors (that will be replaced with FMC
connectors), fast SRAM and stored possibilities (EEPROM, Flash
and parallel Flash).
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Erik van der Bij - 29 May 2013
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