Microprocessor suppliers for aerospace and defense embedded computing systems generally fall into three camps: Intel, Qualcomm NXP, and NVIDIA.

Direct sampling using an analog-to-digital converter (ADC, eliminates the need for a front-end mixer and enables the full communications bandwidth to be processed digitally using digital signal processing (DSP) techniques.

As the demand for larger-scale, higher-performance deployed HPEC systems increases, access to the best development tools will only become more critical. Learn more about leveraging tools such as debuggers, profilers, and cluster managers.

Curtiss-Wright announced that it is collaborating to bring the eXpressWare PCIe Software Suite into Curtiss-Wright's OpenHPEC Accelerator Suite.

The next generation High Performance Embedded Computing (HPEC) are being created in the newest rugged products, support and software development tools.

John Keller with Military & Aerospace Electronics discusses embedded computing designers' need to take a systems approach to cooling high performance processor systems.

With an overwhelming number of processors being used for High Performance Computing (HPC), a suite of tools is required to manage the system, optimize application code and reliably debug issues.

Curtiss-Wright announces the results of an HPEC System Performance Study for the US Air Force-led, next-generation, radar evaluation program. Read more here!