Military Embedded Systems
Topic: COTS

When OEMs and LEMs come together: A defense case study
February 12, 2025
What happens when defense programs can no longer get support for obsolete electronics circuit cards, like computer boards, graphics cards, power supply controllers and many more specialized electronics assemblies that make defense systems “smart”? These circuit card assemblies (CCAs) are often commercial products that have been discontinued by their OEMs.
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