Shared Memory Network
Avionics Interface Technologies (AIT)
AIT's Shared Memory Network (SMN) interface modules provide host systems with an interface to a high speed (2.125 Gbps) optical data network which can be used to share data, in real-time, between multiple distributed systems.
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Product
Shared Memory Network PCI & PCIx Interface
PCI-SMN
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Avionics Interface Technologies
2.125 Gbps Optical loop network - Single-mode and Multi-mode optical interfaces supported - Up to 256 Shared Memory Network nodes supported - Up to 200 MByte/sec sustained data rates - Maximum 500 nS latency between nodes - Network interrupts supported - Compatible with PCI & PCIx Host System Slots - Software Drivers available for Windows, Linux, LabVIEW Real-Time, and VxWorks
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Product
Shared Memory Network PXI Express Instrument
PXIe-SMN
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Avionics Interface Technologies
2.125 Gbps Optical loop network - Single-mode and Multi-mode optical interfaces supported - Up to 256 Shared Memory Network nodes supported - Up to 200 MByte/sec sustained data rates - Maximum 500 nS latency between nodes - Network interrupts supported - 3U PXI Express Module - Software Drivers available for Windows, Linux, LabVIEW Real-Time, and VxWorks
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Product
Shared Memory Network PCI Express Interface
PCIe-SMN
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Avionics Interface Technologies
2.125 Gbps Optical loop network - Single-mode and Multi-mode optical interfaces supported - Up to 256 Shared Memory Network nodes supported - Up to 200 MByte/sec sustained data rates - Maximum 500 nS latency between nodesNetwork interrupts supported - PCIe 2.0 (x4) CompliantSoftware Drivers available for Windows, Linux, LabVIEW Real-Time, and VxWorks
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Product
Shared Memory Network XMC Interface
XMC-SMN
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Avionics Interface Technologies
2.125 Gbps Optical loop network - Single-mode and Multi-mode optical interfaces supported - Up to 256 Shared Memory Network nodes supported - Up to 200 MByte/sec sustained data rates - Maximum 500 nS latency between nodes - Network interrupts supported - Software Drivers available for Windows, Linux, LabVIEW Real-Time, and VxWorks
