Independent study results reinforce value of PacStar IQ-Core Software in helping DoD overcome system management complexity for at-the-halt soldier communications.

Newer approaches to deterministic Ethernet such as Time-Triggered Ethernet (TTE) provide increased speeds and more flexibility.

New, dual threaded 64-bit AltiVec-enabled VPX6-197 SBC features a quad-core T2080 processor, delivers 1.8 GHz non-throttling processing performance with only 42 watts of power dissipation.

Curtiss-Wright have enhanced the Parvus DuraCOR 80-41 and DuraCOR 80-42 rugged, small form factor (SFF), Intel Core i7-based modular mission computers with support for high-cycle insertion removable SATA disk storage rated for up to 100,000 cycles.

Updated VPX3-1220 and XMC-121 SBCs deliver the highest performance with Intel’s latest generation quad-core low-power EL-1505L v6 processor and fast Intel HD Graphics.

100k insertion/extraction cycle support for high reliability.

Glass cockpit displays rely on computerized systems that integrate multiple data inputs and controls, presenting more information than conventional instrument panels.

CPUs and FPGAs are the traditional workhorse technologies employed in Data Acquisition Units (DAU). We compare the advantages and disadvantages of these technologies.