Prototyping modules

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Steve Cousins

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Jan 29, 2026, 4:09:39 PM (3 days ago) Jan 29
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I've added a couple of designs to my range of prototyping modules for RCBus, making my range now:

SC733 - Standard size module
SC133 - Assembled B - w600.jpg

SC711 - Large module
SC711 - Assembled B - w600.jpg

SC735 - Extra large module
SC735 - Assembled B - w600.jpg

SC736 - Extra large with two bus headers
SC736 - In use A - w600.jpg

The last one has two RCBus headers providing a 160 pin bus, shown here connected to two backplanes. Anyone want to build a 32 bit system with 32 bits of data and 32 bits of address?

Alan Cox

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Jan 29, 2026, 4:21:11 PM (3 days ago) Jan 29
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On Thu, 29 Jan 2026 at 21:09, Steve Cousins <steve...@gmail.com> wrote:

SC735 - Extra large module
The last one has two RCBus headers providing a 160 pin bus, shown here connected to two backplanes. Anyone want to build a 32 bit system with 32 bits of data and 32 bits of address?

Good alternative form factor for doing the buffered bus extender or for the dual port memory card between two systems perhaps.

Alan

Harry Speer

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Jan 31, 2026, 11:15:07 PM (19 hours ago) Jan 31
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Steve Cousins, referring to the new SC736 board.  And the Dual-Backplane for 
32-bit Machines.  Right what I have been trying to do, eventually  getting there. 

If  SC736 is the prototype board itself, when will the Part Number be for the 
Dual-Backplane ?? 

IMHO - The RCBus connectors - female sockets on the Backplane and  
the Male pins along the Bottom of the card - Much easier to work with 
as compared the the VME Bus. 

I look forward to the possibility of buying this new Double-Wide SC736
prototype card and the matching Motherboard /  Dual-Backplanes. 
Harry Speer
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