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Electronic Design

VME Interfaces Return to FPGAs

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

07/06/2016
Military Embedded Systems

Long live VME!

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

03/15/2016
Curtiss-Wright’s New FPGA-based VME Interface Combats Obsolescence

Curtiss-Wright’s New FPGA-based VME Interface Combats Obsolescence

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

03/14/2016
Curtiss-Wright's New T2080-based VME Single Board Computer Delivers Big Boost in Performance at Reduced Cost

Curtiss-Wright's New T2080-based VME Single Board Computer Delivers Big Boost in Performance at Reduced Cost

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!

03/14/2016
Military Embedded Systems

Xeon D and 3U VPX Combine for Cognitive EW

Marc Couture discussed the role of FPGAs in cognitive EW.

02/02/2016
Military Embedded Systems

Selecting a Rugged LCD Display

Kevin Rooney discusses common issues such as waterproofing, operating in extended temperature ranges, readability challenges, and glare with rugged LCD mission displaying.

01/25/2016
Curtiss-Wright Selected by Helibras to Provide Airborne Video Management System

Curtiss-Wright Selected by Helibras to Provide Airborne Video Management System

For rugged, integrated airborne surveillance system for Rio de Janeiro Police Force.

12/01/2015
New Family of Low-Cost Rugged Touchscreen Displays for Ground Vehicles Launched by Curtiss-Wright

New Family of Low-Cost Rugged Touchscreen Displays for Ground Vehicles Launched by Curtiss-Wright

New 10.4" GVDU2630 ground vehicle display unit delivers optimal performance in full military -40°c to +60°c operating environments

09/15/2015