[SI-LIST] : Flexible and Passive PCI Backplane?

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I'm trying to fit three or four PCI cards, one being a single-board
computer, to a passive PCI backplane that must fit into a 1 RU
(1.75" high) chassis. One suggestion is to use a flex circuit for the
backplane and then fold it horseshoe style in order to have the
cards 'butterfly' one or two on each side.

Does anybody know of a source for such a backplane? Does
anyone have any other suggestion for getting that many PCI
cards into a 1 RU package?

Thank you in advance,

Paul Levin
Xyratex

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