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Field Programmable Gate Array enable reconfigurable integrated circuits.

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  • 1 channel DAC FMC Module

    DACNF01- HPC - Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd.

    The RFM-DACNF01 is a five channel Digital to Analog converter FMC which complies with VITA 57.1-2010. The channel provides 16-bit single-ended input and one DC coupled differential analog output with 1 – 500MHz sampling speed based on Maxim MAX5888A. A single-ended external input or output clock is provided. The direction of the clock is programmable from the FPGA of the FMC carrier board.

  • 3U VPX

    Kontron AG

    VPX systems implement 3U and 6U board computing and offer enormous bandwidth potential on the backplane thanks to a new multigig connector.PCIe, GETH traffic on the VPX backplane can be found today. Soon VPX will also include 10GETH, RapidIO, and high speed inter FPGA I/Os.Kontron offers the essential building blocs to create efficient and economical VPX embedded computers.

  • 4-Channel ADC Module

    FMC104 - Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd.

    The FMC104 is a four-channel ADC FMC (FPGA Mezzanine Card) which is fully compliant with the VITA 57.1-2010 standard. The FMC104 card provides four 14-bit 250 MSPS A/D channels which can be sampled by an internal clock source (optionally locked to an external reference) or an externally supplied sample clock. A trigger input for customized sampling control is also available.

  • AMC GBit link card/VITA 57 FMC carrier

    SIS8100 - Struck Innovative Systeme

    The SIS8100 will be a single width mid height AdancedMC card. It will interface with a single PCI Express lane over a PLX Technology PEX811 PCI Express to local bus bridge chip and have an on board Virtex IV FPGA. The default stuffing option has a Small Form Factor (SFF) optical link medium that can be operated at 1, 2.5 and 4 GBit/s.

  • Pregius Global Shutter CMOS USB 3.1 Gen 1 Camera

    Lt945R - Teledyne Lumenera

    The Lumenera Lt945R camera combines advanced Lumenera technology with the Sony Pregius® IMX255 CMOS global shutter sensor. Its small form factor and lightweight design means the Lt945R is ideally suited to applications in machine vision, life science, and UAVs. With FPGA power and integrated frame buffering, the Lt945R provides fast, dependable image delivery.

  • Transceiver

    SDRlab 122-16 - Red Pitaya d.d

    It comes with two 16-bit 50-ohm inputs and 14-bit 50-ohm outputs, Xilinx Zynq 7020 FPGA for real-time processing capabilities plus an ultra-low phase noise 122.88MHz clock which makes it more hardware-compatible with HPSDR compliant applications. RF inputs are optimized for minimal distortion, noise and crosstalk which significantly improves reception and broadens the choice of antenna.

  • 6U OpenVPX Processor Card

    CHAMP-WB - Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions

    Integrating FPGAs into any system can be challenging: from ensuring your boards will meet your performance needs in the most rugged conditions to creating a basic framework that will last despite growing radar system, EW & SIGINT application needs. Taking advantage of tested and proven resources can help you speed development and guarantee your boards are ready for anything.

  • Dual HDMI Input Expansion Card

    FMC-HDMI - Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd.

    The FMC-HDMI extends FMC-compatible FPGA systems with two HDMI Type A input ports. It’s extremely useful for image or video processing applications. One of the ports features a fully-fledged HDMI 1.4 receiver with CEC, HDCP, audio, and 3D TV support. The other port provides cable equalization and buffering for HDMI signals, leaving the decoding up to the user.

  • 8 Channel A/D & D/A Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC Processor - SFF

    Model 6350 - Pentek, Inc.

    - Now available in RFSoC Gen 3 with the Model 6353- Small form factor rugged enclosure- Conduction-cooled- Designed to the IP67 specification for dust and water immersion- Sealed military-grade circular connectors- Incorporates Xilinx® Zynq® UltraScale+" RFSoC FPGAs- 16 GB of DDR4 SDRAM- On-board GPS receiver- Optional dual 100 GigE UDP optical interface- Optional fan cooling for benchtop use- Navigator® BSP for software development- Navigator® FDK for custom IP development- Pentek's Quartz Family of Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC FPGA Products Video- Live Signal Acquisition Video: Quartz Model 5950 and Model 6001 RFSoC boards- Pipeline Newsletter: Strategies for Deploying Xilinx's Zync UltraScale+ RFSoC- Please refer to the product datasheet for Installed FPGA IP Module details

  • 1-Channel 3.6 GHz or 2-Channel 1.8 GHz 12-bit A/D with DDC - 3U VPX

    Model 52741 - Pentek, Inc.

    - Ideal radar and software radio interface solution- Supports Xilinx Virtex-7 VXT FPGAs- GateXpress supports dynamic FPGA reconfiguration across PCIe- One-channel mode with 3.6 GHz, 12-bit A/D- Two-channel mode with 1.8 GHz, 12-bit A/D- Programmable one- or two-channel DDC (Digital Downconverter)- 4 GB of DDR3 SDRAM- µSync clock/sync for multiboard synchronization- PCI Express (Gen. 1, 2 & 3) interface up to x4- Optional user-configurable gigabit serial interface- Optional LVDS connections to the Virtex-7 FPGA for custom I/O- Compatible with several VITA standards including: VITA-46, VITA-48 and VITA-65 (OpenVPX™ System Specification)- Ruggedized and conduction-cooled versions available- Supports GateXpress® FPGA-PCIe Configuration ManagerSynchronize up to twelve modules with Model 9192 System Synchronization and Distribution Amplifier- 1U Rack-mount

  • Engineering Support Platform

    ESP - ARC Technology Solutions

    ESP, or Engineering Support Platform, is a low cost, powerful and versatile platform for the development, deployment and support of FPGA Applications. ESP is powered by DSX core, ARC’s core element for the development and deployment of digital and mixed signal systems. The standard system contains 2 custom FPGA system, often configured in combination where one acts as the application firmware, and the other is used for test. But the system is expandable and configurable in any combination to solve any problem in a digital, analog or mixed signal system. The FPGAs can be configured to generate, analyze, process and/or output complex signals at a wide range of voltages, frequencies and serial protocols. It has been used to develop solutions for Radar systems, testers, Pattern Generation, digital signal processing and generating, Video processing, and many more. ESP comes as a desktop or rack mounted solution, and no special interfaces are needed.

  • PXIe-1487, 8 Input, 8 Output, or 4 Input/4 Output PXI FlexRIO GMSL™ Interface Module

    787457-01 - NI

    The PXIe-1487 combines the Maxim Integrated Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link™ (GMSL™) interface with the Xilinx FPGA for high-throughput vision and imaging applications. This module provides a high-speed digital interface for using and testing modern advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous drive (AD) camera sensors and electronic control units (ECUs). Additionally, the PXIe-1487 makes use of a combination of GMSL™ serializers and deserializers with a Xilinx FPGA to provide a high-throughput and customizable GMSL™ interface on PXI. The included FlexRIO driver, with LabVIEW FPGA examples, provides access and control for power-over-coax, I²C back-channel communication, and general-purpose input/output (GPIO) communication on the GMSL™ channels. The PXIe-1487 is ideal for applications such as in-vehicle data logging, lab-based playback, or hardware-in-the-loop (HIL). GMSL is a trademark of Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.

  • PXIe-1487, 8 Input, 8 Output, or 4 Input/4 Output PXI FlexRIO GMSL™ Interface Module

    787456-01 - NI

    The PXIe-1487 combines the Maxim Integrated Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link™ (GMSL™) interface with the Xilinx FPGA for high-throughput vision and imaging applications. This module provides a … high-speed digital interface for using and testing modern advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous drive (AD) camera sensors and electronic control units (ECUs). Additionally, the PXIe-1487 makes use of a combination of GMSL™ serializers and deserializers with a Xilinx FPGA to provide a high-throughput and customizable GMSL™ interface on PXI. The included FlexRIO driver, with LabVIEW FPGA examples, provides access and control for power-over-coax, I²C back-channel communication, and general-purpose input/output (GPIO) communication on the GMSL™ channels. The PXIe-1487 is ideal for applications such as in-vehicle data logging, lab-based playback, or hardware-in-the-loop (HIL). GMSL is a trademark of Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.

  • PXIe-1487, 8 Input, 8 Output, or 4 Input/4 Output PXI FlexRIO GMSL™ Interface Module

    787458-01 - NI

    The PXIe-1487 combines the Maxim Integrated Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link™ (GMSL™) interface with the Xilinx FPGA for high-throughput vision and imaging applications. This module provides a high-speed digital interface for using and testing modern advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous drive (AD) camera sensors and electronic control units (ECUs). Additionally, the PXIe-1487 makes use of a combination of GMSL™ serializers and deserializers with a Xilinx FPGA to provide a high-throughput and customizable GMSL™ interface on PXI. The included FlexRIO driver, with LabVIEW FPGA examples, provides access and control for power-over-coax, I²C back-channel communication, and general-purpose input/output (GPIO) communication on the GMSL™ channels. The PXIe-1487 is ideal for applications such as in-vehicle data logging, lab-based playback, or hardware-in-the-loop (HIL). GMSL is a trademark of Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.

  • Digital I/O Adapter Module For FlexRIO

    NI

    Digital I/O Adapter Modules for FlexRIO offer up to 54 channels of configurable digital I/O that can interface with single‐ended, differential, and serial signals at a variety of voltage levels. When combined with a large, user‐programmable FPGA, you can use these modules to solve a variety of challenges, from high‐speed communication with a device under test to emulating custom protocols in real time.

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