What does PCI stand for?

The front side bus connects the central processing unit to the other major components, such as random access memory, read only memory (ROM), and the peripheral component interface (PCI) slots on the motherboard where the computer cards sit, such as the graphic interface card (GIG), audio interface card (AIG), and network interface card (NIC).

0 ports eliminate the need for a bulky peripheral component interface (PCI), which reduces overall system cost and board size.

This first product is the Power Search Blade (PSB), a standard Peripheral Component Interface (PCI) form factor blade that can be inserted into servers, PCs, switches, and routers to provide hardware assisted content searching and inspection.

The company's Peripheral Component Interface (PCI)-based silicon products provide essential I/O to a wide array of applications across multiple industries.

Its integrated Universal Service Bus (USB) host and device ports enable user-friendly PC peripheral applications, and its Peripheral Component Interface (PCI) allows system design flexibility for home and small office networking products.

Finally, the CX24430's integrated I/O ports such as peripheral component interface (PCI), universal serial bus (USB) and Ethernet enable the attachment of high-bandwidth peripherals.

The reference design encompasses highly integrated hardware, leveraging the on-chip peripheral component interface (PCI) of the IDT RC32332 integrated processor with a direct connection to Broadcom's StrataSwitch II Ethernet switch fabric.

Acronyms: A/D: Analog/Digital bops: Billions of Operations per Second FPGA: Field Programmable Gate Array GFLOPS: Giga Floating Point Operations per Second DSP: Digital Signal Processor I/O: Input/Output IP: Intellectual Property PCI: Peripheral Component Interface SDRAM: Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory SOC: Systems-on-Chip BOPS is a registered trademark of Billions of Operations Per Second, Inc.