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Ashburn, Virginia 20147
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Dual 4GSPS transceiver card from Curtiss-Wright shipping for C4ISR applications - News

August 25, 2014
ASHBURN, Va. Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions began volume production shipment of its VPX3-530 dual channel ADC/DAC engine. The rugged low-latency transceiver module’s 12-bit ADC can be configured with either two 4 GSPS channels or four 2 GSPS channels. It also has two channels of 14-bit DAC data conversion at up to 5.6 GSPS on a single 3U OpenVPX card.
Radar/EW

From 6U to 3U: Expand into new markets by leveraging existing hardware/software IP - Story

August 15, 2014
An industry perspective from Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
Avionics

Curtiss-Wright's enhanced rugged LCD touchscreens for airborne surveillance platforms launched at ALEA - News

July 22, 2014
PHOENIX, AZ. Curtiss-Wright Corporation announced at the Airborne Law Enforcement Association (ALEA) show an enhanced and improved family of rugged touchscreen LCD displays designed for use onboard airborne surveillance platforms.
Unmanned

Unmanned helicopter to use Ethernet router from Curtiss-Wright - News

June 23, 2014
Salt Lake City. Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions won a contract to supply its COTS-based rugged Ethernet Router technology for use on an unmanned helicopter. Under the agreement, Curtiss-Wright will deploy its Parvus DuraMAR 5915 router product, which will enable IP data routing onboard the rotorcraft.
Radar/EW

Bringing enterprise-class Ethernet networking to rugged deployed systems - Story

June 12, 2014
An industry perspective from Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
Comms

Future-proofing your high-density encrypted storage solution - Story

June 09, 2014
Encrypted storage designers must plan ahead - taking into consideration the probable creep in requirements for storage, I/O, and encryption -when architecting a new system that requires data storage. The likelihood of needing to accommodate increased demands makes it prudent to choose a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device or recorder that can grow with those demands.