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Intel/Wind River acquisition spins MIDs
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Hybrid fuel system lightens soldiers' burdens
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| Portable power management for soldiers: Fuel cell hybrid system is lighter, safer By Dr. Peter Podesser, SFC Smart Fuel Cell AG
 Modern soldiers have enough to carry, even without the addition of the typical 30 lbs of batteries and recharging systems they are required to lug. However, a new lightweight hybrid fuel system provides a 72-hour power supply while weighing in at a mere 5 lbs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Stephen J. Otero) |
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MicroTCA blurs military lines |
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| Rugged MicroTCA opens up
By Joe Pavlat, Contributing Editor
 Many open standards were segmented by market once upon a time - the military used VME, while MicroTCA typically found its home in communications equipment. However, these lines are blurring as MicroTCA makes inroads into modern military applications. (P-8A Poseidon photo courtesy of Boeing) |
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Mil embedded trends and bends
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| Daily Briefing: News Snippets By Sharon Schnakenburg, Associate Editor
A look at the latest mil tech happenings including: - Coast Guard software hastens search
- Military technology meets the "Terminator"
- And many more
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MicroTCA heats up for mil apps
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| Ruggedized MicroTCA gears up for deployment By Bob Sullivan, Hybricon, and James Doyle, Emerson Network Power
 While PICMG develops its ruggedized MicroTCA standards, the small form factor continues to make inroads amongst today's applications requiring net-centric performance and lower cost. (DoD photo by Staff Sgt. Vanessa Valentine, U.S. Air Force) |
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Warfighter tech trends
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| Top 5 technologies for the warfighter By Chris A. Ciufo, Editor
 SFFs ... multicore ... secure RTOSs: You probably could guess these would make our Top 5 warfighter technologies list. But some of the others just might surprise you. |
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Sister publication article: PC/104 and Small Form Factors |
| The wireless toolbox
By John Schwartz, Digi International
 As wireless technologies continue to evolve, more radios and protocols will arise to meet specific demands. |
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Synopsys
FPGA-based Rapid Prototyping:
No Assembly Required.
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Sensoray
Model 2255 | 4 Channel USB Frame Grabber
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Curtiss-Wright
Fiber Optic Gyro (FOG)
Rate Sensor Assemblies
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ACCES I/O
Pico-I/O(tm) Module Provides 16 TTL/LVTTL Digital I/O and 8 Relay Outputs
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GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms
VPX Reference Guide
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Annapolis Micro Systems, Inc.
Offers Dual Twelve Bit 2.3 or 1.5 GSps DAC I/O Card
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Harris
SecNet 54: Small. Standalone. Secure.
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Innovative Integration
X5-COM PCI Express I/O Module featuring 4 Ethernet/SRIO/Gigabit Serial Ports
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Esterel Technologies
Certified Solutions for Critical Embedded Systems and Software.
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AdvancedIO Systems, Inc
Designing with 10GbE: Well Suited for Real-Time Embedded Systems
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Beta Transformer Technology
Military Power Transformers, High Reliability
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D-TA Systems, Inc.
10 Gigabit Sensors
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LCR Electronics, Inc
Rugged Enclosures
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SYNOPSIS: A one-hour, live, moderated problem/solution technical webcast.
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Presented by: Mentor Graphics, Synopsys
Speaker: tbd
Moderated by: Chris Ciufo, Group Editorial Director |
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