HAPS-54
released on May 16, 2007

HAPS-52
released on April 4, 2007

HAPS-32 & HAPS-31
released on March 6, 2006

HAPS-32

HAPS-31

HAPS-32 and HAPS-31
in a system

HAPS-34
released on October 4, 2005

HAPS-34
released on October 4, 2005

HAPS-34

HAPS-34 system

HAPS-34 motherboards stacked together

HAPS Case

HAPS Case

HAPS Case

HAPS Case

HAPS Case

HAPS Case

There are many ways to expand a system... 

Motherboards can be stacked together...

 

...add daughter boards, and you have a working system.

...these are just some examples.

Two HAPS-10 connected together

Two HAPS-20 connected together

Another example of two HAPS-20 connected together

HAPS-20 released on December 13, 2004

HAPS-20 has 4 Xilinx Virtex-II Pro VP70 or VP100

HAPS-20 has 3376 I/Os (3280 of these are LVDS)

HAPS-20 has 80 Rocket I/O channels

FPGAPRO_2x3 released at DAC '04

PCI-X board released at electronicaUSA '04

 

FPGAPRO_2x3 + PCIX

HAPS system connected to PCI/PCI-X bus

PCI/PCI-X bus on HAPS

FPGA_2x3 attached to a PCI/PCI-X bus

HAPS system connected to a PCI/PCI-X bus via a cable

3 new boards released at Date'04

ETH_USB_1x1

CONF_1x1

AVID_1x1

HAPS System

HAPS-10 Motherboard

HAPS-10 Motherboard

 

HAPS Case

 

HAPS Case

FPGA_2x3

FPGA_2x3 with daughter boards