WOLF-70D0

MXC2 dev board with SDI/DP/analog I/O, PCIe x16, Ethernet + dual USB

Overview

WOLF-70D0

PCIe Development Carrier for MXC2 Modules

The MXC2-DEV-IO (WOLF-70D0) is a PCIe development carrier designed to host WOLF MXC2 modules through an on-board 400-pin MXC2 connector. It provides a bench-top platform for bring-up, I/O validation, and end-to-end video pipeline testing with MXC2 modules.

The carrier exposes a broad set of external interfaces to route video and control signals to and from the installed MXC2 module, including multiple SDI inputs and outputs, DisplayPort inputs and outputs, composite video connections, and analog video breakout for VGA/RGsB-style signaling.

System integration interfaces include a PCIe x16 edge connection for host connectivity, an Ethernet port, and two USB interfaces. Additional headers and test points are provided to support development workflows such as debugging, configuration, and board-level control (for example JTAG, UART, SMBus, and enable/control pins).

Block Diagram

The block diagram illustrates an MXC2 PCIe development carrier highlighting the primary host PCIe interface and the 400-pin module interconnect to the mounted MXC2. It emphasizes the breakout of SDI/DP/analog I/O to external connectors to validate high-bandwidth capture and conversion pipelines in a lab environment.

Interactive diagram
WOLF-70D0 — Block Diagram
Block diagram for WOLF-70D0

Features

WOLF-70D0 is a PCIe development carrier board for WOLF MXC2 modules, providing a bench platform that routes module I/O to accessible connectors for integration and validation. It uses a 400-pin connector for mounting an MXC2 module and connects to a host PC using a PCIe x16 interface for high-throughput development testing.

I/O Features
  • SDI input and output connectors
  • DisplayPort input and output connectors
  • Analog input and output connectors
Connectivity / System Management
  • PCIe x16 interface to host PC
  • Ethernet and 2 USB ports
  • Additional pins for testing and debugging
Mechanical / Open Systems Architecture
  • Bench development carrier for MXC2 module bring- up
  • 400- pin MXC2 module connector for carrier- based integration

Specifications

Key configuration and performance parameters for WOLF-70D0 are summarized below for quick comparison. Values shown reflect the standard module configuration; contact WOLF if you need a tailored build or a specific payload profile.

Wolf No. WOLF-70D0
GPU / Device N/A
Slot Profile N/A
Slot Profile Type N/A
Connectivity PCIe x16, Ethernet(GigE)
Network Chip N/A
PCIe N/A
Dimensions N/A
Video Inputs 4x DP In (A/B/C/D), 4x SDI In (A/B/C/D), CVBS A/B/C
Video Outputs 4x DP Out (A/B/C/D), 4x SDI Out (A/B/C/D), RGsB/VGA (A/B/C), CVBS A/B/C
DisplayPort Yes
HDMI Yes
Lifecycle Active

Configuration Guide

This PCIe development carrier is typically ordered with configuration-dependent I/O breakout and connector population based on the installed MXC2 module. Contact Sales for the latest ordering numbers and available options.

Some configuration options for this carrier include:

  • MXC2 module compatibility and the resulting I/O breakout set (module dependent)
  • Connector population for video and auxiliary I/O (as supported by the carrier configuration)
  • Lab bring-up features and harnessing options for integration testing
Representative ordering numbers
Ordering Number Description
Contact Sales MXC2-DEV-IO ordering and configuration options

FAQ

WOLF-70D0 (MXC2-DEV-IO) is a PCIe development carrier for MXC2 modules.

PCIe x16 is useful because it supports:

  • High-throughput host connectivity for streaming and pipeline testing
  • More realistic bandwidth conditions for characterization compared to narrower links

This is a bench platform to validate I/O, software, and topology—not a deployed rugged endpoint.

Plan to validate the full end-to-end chain relevant to your MXC2 module:

  • SDI input/output paths
  • DisplayPort input/output paths
  • Composite/analog video paths (VGA/RGsB-style, CVBS)
  • Host streaming performance and stability over PCIe

The carrier is designed to expose these interfaces for rapid integration and troubleshooting.

It provides:

  • PCIe x16 host interface
  • Ethernet and dual USB
  • Additional pins/headers intended for testing and debugging

These are typically used for lab control, scripting, debug access, and validation workflows.

Dev carriers are commonly ordered as configuration-driven tools because connector population and usable breakouts depend on the installed MXC2 module.

Contact Sales for ordering information and available configuration options.

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