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Examining key attributes essential to modular SFF designs
The concept of modular designs in small-form-factor (SFF) electronic systems poses interesting challenges to equipment suppliers who feed the embedded computing market's demand for smaller, more cost-effective solutions. Competing expectations from designers include reduced size, lower cost, lower NRE (nonrecurring engineering) charges, and the drive for the most forward-reaching future-proof designs that enable form, fit, and functional upgrades at a reasonable cost.
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Mercury Systems Unveils First Intel Xeon E5 Broadwell Architecture-based OpenVPX Blade Server
Server-class symmetric multiprocessing enables artificial intelligence and complex sensor fusion applications for greater platform autonomy and smarter missions
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Call for Ballot for the Revised ANSI/VITA 48.0-2010, 48.1-2010 and 48.2-2010 Standards
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Acromag Releases New 6U OpenVPX Single Board Computer with Intel(r) Xeon(r) E3 CPU and Extensive I/O Support
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Mercury Systems Mourns Passing of Board Member George K. Muellner
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Mercury Systems Receives $3.5M Order for Rugged Servers
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Mercury Systems Receives $6.5M Order for Sensor Fusion Processing Subsystems
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New CompactPCI(r) Serial Carrier Card Hosts Two AcroPack(r) Industrial I/O Modules for Data Acquisition, Control, or FPGA Processing
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Better living through automated proctoring
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Better living through automated proctoring
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10thInternational Conference on Dementia and Dementia Care
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10thInternational Conference on Dementia and Dementia Care
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Acromag Releases New 6U OpenVPX Single Board Computer with Intel(r) Xeon(r) E3 CPU and Extensive I/O Support
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Mercury Systems Receives $2.1M Order for Digital RF Memory Devices for Airborne Electronic Warfare Training Application
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Abaco Announces FMC172 FMC Module with Industry-Leading Digital/Analog and Analog/Digital Performance for Advanced Electronic Warfare Applications
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VITA Standards Update
- VITA Standards Organization activity updates
- VITA Standards Organization activity updates
- VSO spring break
- VSO working groups roundup
- VSO working groups roundup
- VITA Standards Organization Chair Dean Holman talks VITA strengths and areas of improvement
- VITA Standards Organization gets onboard: VITA 46.0, 46.1 complete five-year review; several new developments underway
- VITA Standards Organization advances eight specifications to ANSI/VITA ratification
Defining Standards
- Patent policy proposal stirs the pot of business versus innovation interests
- VITA 76 provides for high-bandwidth I/O in a rugged MIL-38999 circular connector
- XMC goes rugged with VITA 61 mezzanine interconnect standard
- VITA 67 provides the first coaxial-backplane standard for analog and RF I/O
- VITA 71: Revolutionary mezzanine standard aims to replace PMC, XMC standards
- VITA 60 standardizes a ruggedized alternative for VPX applications
- VITA 68 allows a common backplane design for multiple fabric protocols
- VITA 41 (VXS) plays a key role in the VITA ecosystem
Technology Feature
- Digital meets RF
- Cost benefits of FPGA and FMC for embedded systemsdevelopment
- Bringing LTE to OpenVPX
- Chassis management for VPX systems
- Validating the interoperability of VITA 46.11-based system management elements
- Small form factors get deployed
- Processors in VITA technology
- VITA technology SBCs of the future
Application Feature
- Optical backplanes – Route 66
- Serial switched fabrics - Got you covered
- "Critical embedded systems" defined
- Unmanned vehicles overcome video challenges
- ANSI/VITA 65 - The ins and outs of OpenVPX chassis selection
- Harnessing the promise of 3D data in real-time critical applications
- Upgraded approaches for "safe" and "reliable" COTS designs
- Case study: Using VME to build an FPGA-based data acquisition system