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Comms
Companies show initiative when it comes to Android - Product
March 29, 2011
You can't go anywhere these days without seeing someone whip out their smartphone to look up a restaurant, or to Google the answer to some question that arose during dinner with friends. And the military might not be far behind in adopting smartphones or tablets featuring Android.
Comms
VPX router gets dolled up for FIPS crypto cert - Product
March 29, 2011
Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing's VPX3-685 secure router is undergoing FIPS 140-2 Level 2 cryptographic validation at NIST under the Cryptographic Module Validation Program (CMVP).
Comms
Android developers benefit from safe RTOS PikeOS - Product
March 29, 2011
SYSGO developers have decided to toss Android developers a lifeline by letting it run as a guest OS in version 3.2 of PikeOS.
Comms
VMware-certified AdvancedTCA node board - Product
March 29, 2011
AdvancedTCA is making inroads into moderate environment deployed military racks. The promise of exceptional horsepower and scads of I/O in a small 1U-sized space makes the interoperable PICMG 3.0 (AdvancedTCA, Option 9) standard quite appealing.
Comms
National's new DAC: Bit on bits, low on power - Product
March 29, 2011
A DAC's a DAC, right? Well, maybe not. National Semiconductor's latest 16-bit digital-to-analog converter, the DAC161S055, has some interesting features up its sleeve, er, SPI.
Comms
JTRS-developed PMC speeds implementation - Product
February 04, 2011
Having been tried, tested, and proven to cut JTRS SDR waveform development time, 4DSP Inc.'s AD350 PMC expansion card is vended publicly these days.
Avionics
Legacy x86 code reaches modern standards - Product
February 04, 2011
As new certification standards arise in the avionics, industrial control, and other industries, legacy x86 applications are required to recertify.
Comms
New PMC is out of this world - Product
February 04, 2011
Space missions aren't conducted merely for entertainment. Rather, reliable information gathering and transmission are the focus, and Aitech's S750 rad-hard Layer 2 GbE switch PCI PMC paves the way for smooth data transfer in space.
Unmanned
Chip Scale Atomic Clock gives quartz oscillators the boot - Product
February 04, 2011
Attention all quartz-based oscillators: There's a new oscillator in town, boasting the accuracy, SWaP, and reduced power consumption of atomic clock technology.
Radar/EW
Module wins the SDR development battle - Product
February 04, 2011
SDR development isn't a task for the faint of heart. The good news, though, is that Pentek's Model 71690 L-Band RF tuner/digital digitizer module is streamlining the L-band SDR development platform proposition.
Radar/EW
Build your own system? Wait - it's already done - Product
February 04, 2011
Rather than face the rigors of component selection, design, test, and qualification when building a system from the ground up, there's another way: GE Intelligent Platforms' CRS-C2P-3CC1 and CRS-C3P-3CB1 off-the-shelf rugged systems are application-ready.
Comms
PDA gives smartphones a run for their money - Product
February 04, 2011
While smartphones are all the rage in the consumer arena, mobile PDAs are extremely popular on the battlefield. Handheld US is stepping into the picture with its Nautiz X3 ruggedized PDA, which measures 150 x 67 x 23 mm and tips the scale at less than 260 grams.
Comms
Use 15 boards or one IC? - Product
February 04, 2011
Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) reduction is imperative on the military scene, and National Semiconductor's Analog Front-End (AFE) Integrated Circuits (ICs) are helping.
Comms
USJFCOM disestablishment - Detailed or derailed plans moving forward? - Story
January 07, 2011
Pres. Barack Obama?s Jan. 6 approval of USJFCOM?s demise prompted USJFCOM commanding Gen. Ray Odierno to issue today?s statement about USJFCOM?s disestablishment.
Comms
More light - without the extra light - Product
December 07, 2010
Like sensor/weapon controls operators don't already have enough on their mind - and they also have to remember to bring that extra flashlight so they can use their systems'; consoles once nighttime arrives or a room darkens.
Comms
Catch some rays - but don-t lose your memory - Product
December 07, 2010
When planning for application and system security, military embedded systems designers have to think out of the box about what will go in the box.
Radar/EW
This board's not so hot - Product
December 07, 2010
When dealing with challenging thermal management issues, many technicians would undoubtedly like to change the axiom "If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen" to "If you can't stand the heat, get out of my system!"
Comms
PC/104 saves the day, melds a trio - Product
December 07, 2010
Sundance is well-known for its high-performance signal processing wares and beefy algorithms, and its tools are an industry standard.
Comms
Datacryptor's security stays with the times - Product
October 25, 2010
To stay relevant, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has created and adjusted U.S. security policies for cryptographic modules.
Comms
Graphical software tool speaks the developer's language - Product
October 25, 2010
Learning a new language is a difficult, time-consuming, tedious endeavor, whether we're talking about Russian or a new software programming language.
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