XMC
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What is XMC?
XMC is a family of 32-bit industrial microcontrollers from Infineon Technologies based on the ARM Cortex-M processor core. They are commonly used in industrial applications such as motor control, power conversion, and factory automation. XMC microcontrollers are known for their robust peripherals, real-time capabilities, and focus on industrial requirements.
What other technologies are related to XMC?
XMC Competitor Technologies
VPX
VPX is a backplane standard similar to XMC but offers different performance and features for embedded systems, and thus it is a competitor.
PMC
PMC is an older mezzanine card standard that competes with XMC for adding functionality to carrier boards.
VME
VME is an older bus standard that competes with XMC as a system interconnect in embedded applications.
XMC Complementary Technologies
PCIe
PCIe is the underlying interface used by XMC, making them complementary. XMC cards plug into PCIe buses.
FPGA
FPGAs are often used on XMC modules to provide custom processing capabilities, hence complementary.
Ethernet
Ethernet can be a function provided by an XMC module, and thus the two are complementary.
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Which job functions commonly mention XMC?
Hardware Engineer
37 Hardware Engineer jobs mention XMC
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Electrical Engineer
46 Electrical Engineer jobs mention XMC
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Network Engineer
16 Network Engineer jobs mention XMC
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Product & Design
27 Product & Design jobs mention XMC
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Engineer
123 Engineer jobs mention XMC
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