6U VPX & VME Systems
Deploy faster with pre-configured, high-TRL 6U VPX & VME systems
Our 6U VPX and VME rugged mission computer systems are pre-integrated and pre-validated to reduce your cost, risk, and time to market. These systems are based on open standards to meet Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) requirements and qualified for temperature extremes, high altitudes, voltage spikes, shock, vibration, and more.
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| Product Name | Product Image | Size | Processors / FPGA | # of Slots | Platforms | I/O Type | Product Sheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPMC-9675 6U 7-slot Mission Computer |  |
500in3+ | Intel Core i7, Intel Xeon, NXP Power Architecture | 7 | Ground, Manned Fixed Wing, Rotorcraft, Unmanned | ||
| MPMC-961x 6U 1-slot Mission Computer |  |
160-500in3 | NXP Power Architecture | 1 | Ground, Manned Fixed Wing, Naval, Rotorcraft, Unmanned | EIA-232/EIA-422, Gigabit Ethernet, LVTTL, RGB/VGA | |
| MPMC-962x 6U 2-slot Mission Computer |  |
500in3+ | Intel Core i7, Intel Xeon, NXP Power Architecture | 2 | Ground, Manned Fixed Wing, Naval, Rotorcraft, Unmanned | Audio, CANbus, DVI, EIA-232/EIA-422, Gigabit Ethernet, MIL-STD-1553, USB, Video | |
| MPMC-965x 6U 5-slot Mission Computer |  |
500in3+ | Intel Core i7, Intel Xeon, NXP Power Architecture | 5 | Ground, Manned Fixed Wing, Naval, Rotorcraft, Unmanned | ARINC 429, MIL-STD-1553, Video | |
| MPMC-9655 6U 5-slot Mission Computer |  |
500in3+ | Intel Core i7, Intel Xeon, NXP Power Architecture | 5 | Ground, Manned Fixed Wing, Rotorcraft, Unmanned | A/D, ARINC 429, D/A Converter, EIA-232EIA-422/485, Gigabit Ethernet, MIL-STD-1553, Video | |
| MPMC-9H5x Multi-Platform Modular Computer Hybrid VPX/VME, 3U/6U System |  |
500in3+ | NXP Power Architecture | 5 | Ground, Manned Fixed Wing, Naval, Rotorcraft, Unmanned |
Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA)
Our rugged hardware is designed to bring the benefits of a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) architecture to deployed ground, airborne, and naval platforms. We’re so dedicated to open standards development that we’re even a leading member and participant in the organizations and consortiums actively defining and improving these important system hardware standards.