Mercury Systems, Inc.
Mercury Systems is pioneering a next generation defense electronics business model. We are the leading provider of secure and safety-critical processing subsystem solutions.
- 800-872-0040
978-256-1300 - support@mrcy.com
- 50 Minuteman Road
Andover, MA 01810
United States of America
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Ultra-Low Phase Noise Amplifiers
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When phase noise is critical, turn to Mercury’s line of low phase noise amplifiers. Taking full advantage of the industry’s best device technology, these parts are designed to meet the toughest requirements. Through Mercury System’s advanced production capabilities, phase noise can be accurately measured—even during environmental tests, such as vibration.
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Fullband Coaxial Noise Sources
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Our line of full-band noise sources are specially designed for easy integration into microwave systems. They feature rugged construction with excellent long-term stability. In addition to the RF output choices, there are also different packages available to meet a wide range of mechanical constraints. Typical applications include jamming, radar alignment, SNR testing and general lab use.
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Network Switches
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Our switch fabric modules provide full service switching through hardware accelerating ASICs from leading device makers including Mellanox or may be software defined for upgradability. These high bandwidth switches include system management capabilities including full compliance with VITA 46.11.
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Medium-Power, Broadband Amplifiers
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Our family of distributed amplifiers utilize advanced broadband design techniques to achieve solid performance in gain, flatness, noise figure and output power over a wide frequency range. The experienced design team has the know-how and tools available to take any standard product and customize it for your specific application.
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Broadband Coaxial Noise Sources
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Our integrated noise modules contain all the required biasing circuitry and only need a positive voltage to activate for an easy installation. Since they typically do not contain amplification, the raw noise output from the diode is seen at the output of the module resulting in a maximum ENR of approximately 35dB. Primary applications include system built-in test and laboratory use.
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Hyperconverged Platforms
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Hyper-Unity® seamlessly integrates multiple RES form-factors, Ethernet switches, and software-defined storage (SDS)/ hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) software to deliver all-flash performance for virtualized applications at less than half the cost of traditional storage. It brings the advantages of a Public Cloud to operations on the tactical edge, optimizing efficiency through dynamically provisioned resources, streamlining IT management, and providing a robust, scalable and turn-key infrastructure that can be immediately deployed.
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Millimeter-Wave Amplifiers
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When your application requires operating at Ka-band and above, trust Mercury Systems’ millimeter wave amplifiers to perform. With standard designs up to 65GHz and custom products available, Mercury is ready to support your high frequency requirement.
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OpenVPX PMC/XMC carrier.
EnsembleSeries™ CCM6020
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*First OpenVPX carrier module designed specifically to use the Expansion Plane*PCI/PCI-X interface at up tof 133 MHz on each site*x8, x4 and x1 PCIe interfaces*Advanced OpenVPX system management functionality enables remote monitoring, alarm management, and hardware revision and health management*Conduction-cooled and air-cooled variants available
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OpenVPX Ethernet I/O rear transition module.
EnsembleSeries™ RTM30P
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*Companion Rear Transition Module for 3U OpenVPX Xeon® D-series process payloads (LDS3506)*Field Replacement Unit capability
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Mercury
Pentek designs embedded computer boards and recording systems for DSP, software radio and data acquisition as an ISO 9001:2015 certified company. Products feature high-speed digital and analog interfaces and FPGAs in AMC, XMC, FMC, PMC, cPCI, PCIe, and VPX suitable for both COTS commercial and rugged environments.
