One example of an FPGA-based VME interface alternative is Curtiss-Wright’s Helix, a field-tested and proven PCI Express-to-VME64x transparent bridge that provides a full VME64xMaster/Slave interface with a direct bridge to a PCI Express upstream port

Thanks to its longevity and modularity, the PC/104 standard continues to be popular with military system designers, especially, as their size, weight, and power (SWaP) requirements continue to shrink.

Aaron Frank discusses the continuation of VME after the end-of-life of the popular Tempe TSI148 VMEbus bridge chip.

Curtiss-Wright's new VME64x Interface replaces the Tempe device with a long-life reconfigurable FPGA solution in order to combat obsolescence.

Curtiss-Wright's new T2080-based VME SBC features an NXP® Power® Architecture T2080 Processor backed with an FPGA-based VME Interface. Read more here!

David Jedynak discusses how COTS technology enables military navigators use GPS.

Curtiss-Wright Debuts its First Arm-based Low Power, Ultra Small Form Factor Rugged Mission Computer, Parvus DuraCOR 310

Curtiss-Wright’s VICTORY Compliant 2nd Gen Digital Beachhead system now supports the requirement for providing M-Code GPS capability for the U.S. Army’s Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) architecture. Read the press release!