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Solving the Tactical Communications Challenge
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Solving the Tactical Communications Challenge

Building connected and workable communications in remote environments presents unique challenges, but the right technology can keep users connected in even contested and harsh environments.

10/03/2023
Using remote data acquisition units in harsh environmental conditions
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Using Remote Data Acquisition Units in Harsh Environmental Conditions

This paper looks at the challenges of designing a small data acquisition system that can provide hundreds of channels of measurement capability while operating in tight spaces exposed to fluids, high vibration, and extremes of temperature.

06/07/2017
Understand the FMC Standard and Get the Result You Want
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Understand the FMC Standard and Get the Result You Want

Parallels can be drawn with the FMC format: it’s a mix and match format, but creating a successful overall solution requires the selection of the right pieces, knowing their details, and how to put them together.

10/23/2015
FMC to FMC+: Keeping Up with New FPGAs and Analog I/O
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FMC to FMC+: Keeping Up with New FPGAs and Analog I/O

As FPGAs get faster and have more I/O channels with higher resolution and larger sampling rates, is the FMC standard able to cope? If is able to adapt for the future? Download the free white paper.

09/14/2015
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How Does the FMC (FPGA Mezzanine Card) Standard Measure up Against the PMC/XMC Format White Paper

Interest in reconfigurable embedded computing in the defense and aerospace market has grown significantly as new generations of FPGAs present developers with a level of processing performance and potential I/O bandwidth that cannot easily be matched by conventional CPU configurations.

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Interoperability Considerations Between Different Host FMC and FMC Mezzanine Vendors White Paper

In the same way as one might strip out unnecessary weight in a car aimed for racing, the FMC is a performance solution that strips away unnecessary generic interfaces for direct FPGA driven I/O. But that requires knowledge to achieve the desired performance and to ensure the host and FMC module will work well together. This paper outlines some of the considerations in order to assess and the ensure that the host and module will integrate.

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