Expansion
SUMIT Connector, Pico-I/O, Pico-ITXe, MiniBlade, XR-DIMM
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Examining key attributes essential to modular SFF designs
The concept of modular designs in small-form-factor (SFF) electronic systems poses interesting challenges to equipment suppliers who feed the embedded computing market's demand for smaller, more cost-effective solutions. Competing expectations from designers include reduced size, lower cost, lower NRE (nonrecurring engineering) charges, and the drive for the most forward-reaching future-proof designs that enable form, fit, and functional upgrades at a reasonable cost.
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Reduced SWaP for design into embedded platforms using 10 GbE
As advanced network features and increasing speeds are added to next-generation rugged embedded switches, these products become even more useful for military applications by helping to reduce system size, weight, power, and cost (SWaP-C) through a redu...
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PC/104 adds processing power, dense I/O for the industrial IoT revolution
The IIoT [industrial Internet of Things] is poised to reshape factory automation, transportation, energy, and other industrial markets through the application of intelligence and connectivity, but the embedded systems that power these segments are still hampered by concerns about longevity, reliability, and low power consumption. Meanwhile, the use of higher-precision sensors, growing demand for video and graphics capability, and the desire for local analytics processing are driving an exponential demand for performance.
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PC/104 continues to serve multiple markets
Since it was first introduced in 1992, the PC/104 form factor has enabled embedded computing for avionics, military command and control, industrial automation, medical systems, and more. Its small size and inherent ruggedization made it ideal for unique applications in the aerospace, industrial, medical, and military markets.
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Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Industry Market Report 2018
The Programmable Logic Controller PLC Market report includes an Effective analysis of the present state of the market. The report starts with the Programmable Logic Controller PLC Market industry overview and then goes into each and every detail. The Programmable Logic Controller PLC Market Industry report gives an overview about the dynamics of the market, by discussing various aspects such as drivers, restraints, value chain, customer acceptance and investment scenario
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PC/104: the smart play
"It just doesn't go out of style." Is the blue blazer timeless? That's what I hear. What about PC/104? Absolutely. In the embedded market space, longevity is key. Embedded systems go through rigorous testing and qualification; the systems need to...
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DSL's new SBC, the VDX3-6754 triples performance of its predecessor
The VDX3-6754 PC/104 is based upon the newly released Vortex86 DX3 CPU, hosting a 1GHz CPU with up to 2GB DDR3, a max power usage of just 6.5W allows for a completely passive solution.
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The future of Ethernet
With Ethernet becoming the ubiquitous connectivity standard for service providers, enterprises, and military applications, we are letting go of proprietary networking technologies and heading directly into industry standard networking based on Ethernet...
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Rugged networking on the move: Best practices for design and test for constrained-space applications
In the unpredictable environment of the battlefield, the fight does not stop just because you are moving. That reality puts warfighters at a distinct disadvantage if they cannot maintain situational awareness at all times, as adversaries equip themselves with the latest wireless technology and smartphones while actively moving in ground vehicles. Mobile Internet Protocol (IP) networking is a necessary response by the Department of Defense (DoD) to counter the many foes who have ready access to this ever-smaller mobile technology. The DoD's moves are enabling U.S. warfighters to be more agile and prepared.
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Designing a rad-hard CubeSat onboard computer
A CubeSat is a miniature satellite that conforms to a standard specification of 10 cm on each side and weighs no more than 1.33 kilograms. Often these cubes are concatenated to form larger structures. This standardization in satellite technology has provoked a significant growth in their use, as economies of scale in components, subsystems, launch equipment, and logistics have enabled many cost-effective new ventures.
Grand Research Store
Stephen St. Amant, PC/104 Consortium President
Datasound Laboratories Ltd
Ronen Isaac, MilSource
Charlie Kawasaki, PacStar