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This week’s product, the Annapolis MicroSystems WILDSTAR 100GbE 3E20 Switch, a rugged 3U board that provides switching between backplane slots of multiple channels of 100Gb Ethernet and features high density VITA 91 backplane connectors that double the available density to as many as 128 different pairs of Ethernet, delivering increases in bandwidth and reductions in latency.
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland. Targeting radar, electronic warfare, jamming, and ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance) applications, engineers at Annapolis Micro Systems developed an HD Switch and Chassis that are in final design verification, with customer shipping scheduled for this month. They are the industry’s first commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products to integrate high density VITA 91 connectors that double the available backplane density.
In modern warfare, where signal jamming is now as common as bullets and bombs, the ability to navigate without the guiding stars of GPS has become a critical survival skill for today’s soldier.
The new SOSA [Sensor Open Systems Architecture] Technical Standard – aimed at creating a common framework for transitioning military electronics sensor systems to an open systems architecture – is positioned to bring back interoperability by keeping the OpenVPX high-performance architecture while replacing the myriad of design options with a limited set of industry-agreed choices.