Current Standing Committees
These groups represent standing committees which may result in new subsidiary specification, revisions to existing specification, reference materials for future PICMG committees or new PICMG specifications.
- AdvancedTCA Extensions
- IntelligentRTM
- COM Express Rev 2.0
- CompactPCI PlusIO
- CompactPCI Serial
- Conduction Cooled MicroTCA
- PICMG 3.1 - AdvancedTCA Ethernet Rev 2.0
- Interconnect Channel Characterization
- xTCA for Physics. This committee has two sub committees:
- Physics Software Architectures and Protocols
- Physics Timing and Synchronization
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