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Rack-mount digital signal processors introduced for military ground and airborne radar
LEESBURG, Va., 8 Sept. 2006. Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing in Leesburg, Va., is offering the PowerMatrix family of high performance/high density multiprocessor rack-mount computer systems for radar, sonar, signals intelligence, and mobile applications.
DRS to supply electro-optic components for Army combat vehicles
PALM BAY, Fla., 7 Sept. 2006. The DRS Technologies Sensors & Targeting Systems - Optronics Division in Palm Bay, Fla., won an $8.3 million contract to manufacture electro-optical modules for U.S. Army Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
Rockwell Collins acquires developer of fast RF modem and networking products
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, 7 Sept. 2006. Leaders of Rockwell Collins Inc., the avionics and communications designer in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, moved to enhance the company's tactical data link and network-centric operations capabilities by acquiring an Ottawa-based developer of fast military HF/VHF/UHF modem and networking products.
Sensor Systems Solutions unveils digital display for intelligent signal conditioners
IRVINE, Calif., 7 September 2006. Sensor System Solutions Inc., a manufacturer of (MEMS) sensors, intelligent sensor interface electronics, and intelligent embedded control systems, has announced the ACT-2 Model 4000 as a companion digital display for the 3S line of Model 2000 intelligent scales and ISAC Model 3000 series intelligent signal conditioners.
AdvancedIO announces 10GbE XMC module with support for PCI Express
Vancouver, Canada, 6 September 2006. AdvancedIO Systems Inc., a provider of configurable 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) connectivity and packet processing solutions for the embedded computing market, announced the release of the V1020 Intelligent XMC Module, AdvancedIO's next-generation 10GbE module with PCI Express (PCIe) support.
Wavecrest selects Inphi Corporation's GigaTrack THAs
Westlake Village, Calif., 6 September 2006. Inphi Corporation executives have announced that Wavecrest has selected its GigaTrack family of high-frequency track-and-hold amplifiers (THAs) as a building block for its sophisticated family of signal integrity analysis (SIA) solutions, beginning with its SIA-4000.
TT Electronics debuts line of pulse-withstanding chip resistors
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, 6 September 2006. TT electronics IRC Advanced Film Division has released its PWC Series of pulse-withstanding chip resistors that combine extended surge values with high voltage ratings. Designed for power supplies and circuit protection devices, the product is available in 0805, 1206, 2010, and 2512 chip sizes. The PWC Series resistors also are suitable for portable battery chargers, motor controls, and line-powered equipment.
BAE Systems to develop net-centric targeting system
Nashua, N.H., 5 September 2006. The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's (NGA) InnoVision Directorate has selected BAE Systems to develop a Web-based surveillance and targeting system. The system will rapidly identify battlefield targets and other possible threats and greatly speed decision-making by intelligence analysts and military personnel. NGA awarded BAE Systems a $47 million contract, including options, to deliver the Global Net-Centric Surveillance and Targeting system.
Mercury Computer Systems announces the PowerStream 6600 conduction-cooled COTS computer system
CHELMSFORD, Mass., 5 September 2006. Mercury Computer Systems Inc. has introduced its PowerStream 6600 multi-computer, with 716 PowerPC GFLOPS of compute performance in a conduction-cooled enclosure.
TACOM awards $10 million contract to DRS for maintenance information system
PARSIPPANY, N.J., 5 September 2006. DRS Technologies Inc. has been awarded a $10 million contract to develop and integrate a condition-based maintenance information system for the U.S. Army's ground combat vehicle fleet. The contract's objectives are to develop a capability to monitor, record, and communicate operating parameters to an enterprise logistics network.
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