Curtiss-Wright
20130 Lakeview Center Plaza
Suite 200
Ashburn, Virginia 20147 [email protected]
https://www.curtisswrightds.com/
Suite 200
Ashburn, Virginia 20147 [email protected]
https://www.curtisswrightds.com/
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Radar/EW
XF07-523 Kintex-7 XMC - Eletter Product
October 03, 2012
Introducing our new Xilinx® Kintex-7™-based XMC card with LVDS digital I/O for high-speed I/O applications needing FPGA pre-processing. The XF07-523 marks the introduction of our XF07 family, featuring adaptable block architecture that eliminates re-design complexity. This enables fast, simple modification and upgrades for memory and I/O interfaces for customer-driven COTS derivatives.
Radar/EW
Rugged video display released by Curtiss-Wright - News
September 10, 2012
LAINDON, United Kingdom. Engineers at Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions (CWCDS), have designed a new rugged widescreen display -- the Skyquest AVDU4300. The 17-inch device has full 1080p resolution and is designed for military and law enforcement applications.
Radar/EW
AFT cools high-power COTS modules for military applications - Story
September 04, 2012
Open-standard Air Flow Through (AFT) cooling technology is a welcome addition to the options available to designers of rugged COTS systems for defense and aerospace applications. Northrop Grumman's AFT technology, incorporated in the ANSI/VITA 48.5-2010 standard, provides a cost-effective way to cool high-performance VPX boards used in C4ISR applications.
Unmanned
Digital video and GbE backbones keep pace with video sensor proliferation - Story
September 04, 2012
The use of legacy analog and newer digital multispectral, daylight, infrared, and HD video sensors continues to proliferate at a rapid rate on military platforms such as ground vehicles.
Unmanned
VME-194 Freescale QorIQ P2020 - Eletter Product
September 01, 2012
The VME-194 is designed for applications where low power with dual-core performance is a requirement. With two 64-bit PMC and XMC sites, a large complement of I/O capability such as gigabit Ethernet, up to six serial, SATA, 1553 and USB 2.0 ports, the VME-194 can satisfy the most demanding requirements of embedded computing applications.
Radar/EW
HPEC Vanguard: New tools for complex algorithms - Blog
August 28, 2012
Arthur C. Clarke famously made the observation that “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” In the radar and signal intelligence world, corps of Ph.Ds are regularly developing mathematically complex algorithms that require significantly more processing power than can be deployed in a contemporary embedded COTS system. These algorithms must sit gathering dust in a drawer until Moore’s Law has driven performance densities sufficiently to enable the needed compute power for that class of algorithm. When any given class of applications is made possible, more demanding algorithms follow in their wake. This way of understanding our market highlights the fact that there are two types of applications that embedded military and aerospace system designers typically confront.
Avionics
Rugged mission computer for avionics, vetronics announced by Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions - News
August 21, 2012
HIGH WYCOMBE, United Kingdom. A new Multi-Platform Mission Computer (MPMC) for space, weight and power (SWaP)-constrained avionics and vetronics and avionics applications was announced by Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions (CWCDS).
