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Putting VPX and OpenVPX to Work Handbook High-Speed, Real-Time Recording Systems Handbook High-Speed Switched Serial Fabrics Improve System Design Software Defined Radio Handbook Putting FPGAs to Work for Software Radio Handbook Critical Techniques for High Speed A/D Converters in Real-Time Systems Handbook Pentek Literature: |
SOSA & VITA: Working Together for Next-Gen Defense Systemsby Rodger Hosking Vice President/Co-Founder, Pentek, Inc. The SOSA™ (Sensor Open Systems Architecture) Consortium is developing common open standards for designing, building, and deploying hardware, software, and firmware components of new military electronic systems. SOSA contributing members are U.S. government organizations including the U.S. DoD, Army, Navy, and Air Force, as well as key representatives from industry and universities. SOSA adopts the most appropriate subsets of existing open standards to form a multi-purpose backbone of building blocks for current and future embedded systems for Radar, EO/IR, SIGINT, EW, and communications. After independently developing standards in response to U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) objectives, each of the three services joined the SOSA Consortium to develop a unified standard. Objectives include vendor interoperability, lower procurement costs, easier new technology upgrades, quicker reaction to new requirements, and longer life cycles. Because the emerging SOSA hardware standard draws primarily from OpenVPX and other related VITA standards, the new technologies, topologies, and environmental requirements critical to meeting SOSA objectives must be supported by extensions to these VITA standards. This article is an overview of the SOSA and VITA organizations and how they interact, along with the challenges, successful strategies, and illustrative examples. Product Focus
Pentek Challenges SWaP Constraints with Rugged Small Form Factor Sentinel 26 GHz RF Recorder
Pentek Launches Revolutionary ArchiTek FPGA Development Suite for Talon RecordersPentek recently announced its ArchiTek™ FPGA Development Suite, a revolutionary product for adding custom IP to select Pentek Talon® recording systems. ArchiTek is a comprehensive development environment that enables engineers to add FPGA IP to recording systems, such as threshold detection, spectral filtering, digital down-conversion, signal classification, demodulation and many other digital signal processing techniques.
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Four-channel, 1.25 GHz D/A Jade Architecture XMC Ideal for Waveform Generation
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New Quartz RFSoC Board Aligned with the Technical Standard for the SOSA Reference Architecture
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