PLX Webcasts PCI-to-PCI Bridging to Asia

5/21/2004 - PLX Technology, Ltd. (NASDAQ: PLXT, www.plxtech.com), the leading supplier of standard I/O interconnect silicon to the communications, server, storage and embedded-control industries, announced that its in-depth TechOnline (www.techonline.com) seminar on PCI-to-PCI bridging will be Webcast next month in Japan and Asia. The online seminar, titled "Useful Tips for the PCI System Designer: Avoiding the Pitfalls of the Common P-Bridge" addressing methods of maximizing PCI-to-PCI bridging in a range of applications, will be Webcast via TechOnline on Wednesday, 26 May, 09:00 (Taiwan/China) and 10:00 (Japan).

"This Webcast highlights real-world applications that illustrate for design engineers and manufacturers how key bridge features are utilized to solve a variety of problems in developing boards and systems using the PCI interconnect," said Stephen Moore, PLX senior product manager, who will present next week's TechOnline seminar. "It examines a variety of PCI bridge applications, ranging from low-cost 32-bit, 33MHz transparent synchronous interfaces up through non-transparent asynchronous devices that bridge to high-performance 133MHz PCI-X systems. This is information that we anticipate will be highly valuable to a range of industries throughout Asia and Japan."

The seminar addresses a wide range of issues an engineer may face when developing systems using PLX® PCI bridging devices:

  • addressing primary and secondary busses running at different rates
  • Hot Swap implementation in CompactPCI systems
  • upgrading from 33MHz to 66MHz bus speeds
  • deploying several 133MHz PCI-X slots on the same card
  • developing a board that can serve as both a system card and a peripheral card in CompactPCI systems
  • PCI-X requirements for dual Gigabit Ethernet NICS
  • reducing slot usage by deploying multiple functions on a single PCI card
  • using the most cost-effective 32-bit 33MHz bridge solution for low-end add-in cards
  • bridging to a multi-host failover system
  • addressing bus-master load limitations

Leveraging Extensive PCI Experience
PLX has a long, successful history in the worldwide communications, storage, server and embedded-control industries, and continues to provide PCI solutions to those markets. PLX has been developing I/O interconnect solutions for the global market since 1986.

To register for "Useful Tips for the PCI System Designer: Avoiding the Pitfalls of the Common P-Bridge" or to learn more about PLX and its I/O interconnect solutions, please go to http://seminar2.techonline.com/~plx22/may2504a/.

About PLX Technology
PLX Technology, Inc. (www.plxtech.com), based in Sunnyvale, Calif., USA, is the leading supplier of standard I/O interconnect silicon to the communications, server, storage and embedded-control industries. The PLX solution provides a competitive edge to our customers through an integrated combination of high-performance silicon, hardware and software design tools, and partnerships. These innovative solutions enable our customers to develop equipment with industry-leading performance, scalability and reliability. Furthermore, the combination of PLX product features and supporting infrastructure allow customers to bring their designs to market faster. PLX PCI-based devices are designed into a wide variety of applications across multiple industries.

PLX is a trademark of PLX Technology, Inc., which may be registered in some jurisdictions.

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