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Featuring next-gen AMD Ryzen processors and Versal RF SoCs for enhanced performance in aerospace and defense applications.
\nBittWare\u2019s 3U VPX cards offer cutting-edge performance for radar, EW, SIGINT, UAVs, and more, focusing on SWaP optimization for real-time digital signal processing.
\nThe 3U VPX cards meet Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) and VITA 48 standards to ensure compatibility with industry-specific mechanical and cooling requirements.<\/p>\n
CONCORD, N.H. \u2013 BittWare, a Molex company in Concord, N.H., is kicking-off an early access program to jump start development of embedded systems that use the company\u2019s 3U VPX<\/a> embedded computing cards with next-generation AMD Ryzen processors, AMD Versal RF series, and AMD Versal adaptive systems on chip (SoCs).<\/p>\n BittWare\u2019s 3U VPX cards, which will be introduced later this year, can help improve performance and optimize size, weight, and power consumption (SWaP) for mission-critical aerospace and defense applications.<\/p>\n The BittWare 3U VPX cards are for data acquisition and multi-sensor processing for multi-channel real-time digital signal processing for radar, sensor fusion, electronic warfare (EW), signals intelligence (SIGINT), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and image processing.<\/p>\n SOSA-aligned cards<\/p>\n The cards align with the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA<\/a>) and VITA 48, which defines the mechanical requirements for building and cooling ruggedized electronic modules for embedded systems.<\/p>\n Companies chosen for early access to BittWare\u2019s 3U VPX embedded computing<\/a> cards will receive product details, roadmap information, and opportunities to engage with experts on next-generation product designs.<\/p>\n