MicroMax's Solutions
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MicroMax's Solutions
HPERC-KBL-MH
Rugged Convection Cooled System with Intel Xeon Processor and MIL-DTL-38999 Connectors
Inside the tiny footprint of ADLINK’s HPERC lives the power of Intel Xeon processor and optional GPGPU parallel processing engine based on a NVIDIA Quadro MXM module. Dual removable secure erase RAID-0 SSDs provide 12Gb/s throughput and security for deployment in hostile environments.
Easy configuration and expansion allows for fast integration of custom rugged embedded applications. Uniquely-keyed MIL-DTL-38999 connectors provide a wide array of fast IO. The HPERC reserves connector pins for expansion interfaces. The GPGPU sits on a 16-lane 3rd generation PCI Express interface to enable image processing and other applications driven by AI and Deep Learning technologies.
Built with proven Ampro (acquired by ADLINK in 2008) reliability, the rugged capabilities of the HPERC are ideal for ground, air and sea deployments in military and aerospace. The HPERC systems survive shock, resist corrosion and galvanic oxidation, and perform in the humid jungle, the heat of the desert, and the bitter cold of frozen mountain passes.
In addition to Intel’s constantly evolving roadmap, NVIDIA’s many-core GPUs have transformed some areas of sensor processing, including radar, wide-area surveillance, and hyperspectral imaging, due the inherent suitability of parallel processing of those data sets. While this parallel processing paradigm has rapidly increased the processing capability within a given SWaP envelope, the real gains are yet to be exploited — the advent of Deep Learning will likely power the next wave of systems capabilities.
Image processing methods perform operations to enhance an image and/or extract useful information from it. Applications include pattern of life analysis, surveillance, reconnaissance, target identification, and geolocation in GPS-denied areas. For example, to collect tens of thousands of hours of aerial surveillance video and other theaters of operation. Turning what are often grainy, shaky videos taken by drones or satellites into clean image streams suitable for analysis — especially real-time analysis — poses a massive computational burden. According to NVIDIA and Motion DSP, GPUs can process such video seven times faster than CPU-only approaches.
Coupled with NVIDIA’s CUDA graphics processing and the OpenGL API, ADLINK’s HPERC, provides solution engineers with a powerful COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) sub-system with which they can design the next generation of image processing systems. More applications, including:
ISR platforms (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance)
Radar processing
Software-defined radio (SDR)
Sonar processing
Forward looking infrared radiometry (FLIR)
HPERC-KBL-MC
Extreme Rugged Cold Plate Mount System with Intel Xeon Processor and MIL-DTL-38999 Connectors
Inside the tiny footprint of ADLINK’s HPERC lives the power of Intel Xeon processor and optional GPGPU parallel processing engine based on a NVIDIA Quadro MXM module. Dual removable secure erase RAID-0 SSDs provide 12Gb/s throughput and security for deployment in hostile environments.
Easy configuration and expansion allows for fast integration of custom rugged embedded applications. Uniquely-keyed MIL-DTL-38999 connectors provide a wide array of fast IO. The HPERC reserves connector pins for expansion interfaces. The GPGPU sits on a 16-lane 3rd generation PCI Express interface to enable image processing and other applications driven by AI and Deep Learning technologies.
Built with proven Ampro (acquired by ADLINK in 2008) reliability, the rugged capabilities of the HPERC are ideal for ground, air and sea deployments in military and aerospace. The HPERC systems survive shock, resist corrosion and galvanic oxidation, and perform in the humid jungle, the heat of the desert, and the bitter cold of frozen mountain passes.
In addition to Intel’s constantly evolving roadmap, NVIDIA’s many-core GPUs have transformed some areas of sensor processing, including radar, wide-area surveillance, and hyperspectral imaging, due the inherent suitability of parallel processing of those data sets. While this parallel processing paradigm has rapidly increased the processing capability within a given SWaP envelope, the real gains are yet to be exploited — the advent of Deep Learning will likely power the next wave of systems capabilities.
Image processing methods perform operations to enhance an image and/or extract useful information from it. Applications include pattern of life analysis, surveillance, reconnaissance, target identification, and geolocation in GPS-denied areas. For example, to collect tens of thousands of hours of aerial surveillance video and other theaters of operation. Turning what are often grainy, shaky videos taken by drones or satellites into clean image streams suitable for analysis — especially real-time analysis — poses a massive computational burden. According to NVIDIA and Motion DSP, GPUs can process such video seven times faster than CPU-only approaches.
Coupled with NVIDIA’s CUDA graphics processing and the OpenGL API, ADLINK’s HPERC, provides solution engineers with a powerful COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) sub-system with which they can design the next generation of image processing systems. More applications, including:
ISR platforms (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance)
Radar processing
Software-defined radio (SDR)
Sonar processing
Forward looking infrared radiometry (FLIR)
cPCIS-6418U
4U 8-slot CompactPCI System with Redundant Power Supplies
The cPCIS-6418U Series Subsystem is designed for maximum density and has 8 horizontal slots for 6U cPCI boards with 80mm RTMs. The chassis is 4U in height and standard 19" rack mount width.
The cPCIS-6418U provides 2+1 hot swappable 500W+250W redundant power supplies with universal AC input. It has a PICMG 2.1 Hot Swap compliant 64-bit 8-slot CompactPCI backplane with PICMG 2.5 H.110 CT Bus (cPCIS-6418U/N110 does not support CT Bus).
A built-in alarm board monitors chassis temperature, voltage and fan status and provides an RS-232 interface on the rear panel.
cPCIS-6400X
4U 5-slot CompactPCI Chassis with 400 W Power Supply
The cPCIS-6400U/6400X Series subsystems are designed for 6U cPCI boards with 80mm RTMs. The chassis is 4U in height and standard 19″ rack mount width.
The cPCIS-6400U provides 2+1 hot swappable 500W+250W redundant power supplies with universal AC input, while the cPCIS-6400X has a built-in 400W AC-input ATX power supply with cooling fan. Both series have PICMG 2.1 Hot Swap compliant 32/64-bit 5-slot CompactPCI backplanes and a PICMG 2.5 H.110 CT Bus.
cPCIS-6400U
4U 5-slot CompactPCI Chassis with Redundant Power Supplies
The cPCIS-6400U/6400X Series subsystems are designed for 6U cPCI boards with 80mm RTMs. The chassis is 4U in height and standard 19″ rack mount width.
The cPCIS-6400U provides 2+1 hot swappable 500W+250W redundant power supplies with universal AC input, while the cPCIS-6400X has a built-in 400W AC-input ATX power supply with cooling fan. Both series have PICMG 2.1 Hot Swap compliant 32/64-bit 5-slot CompactPCI backplanes and a PICMG 2.5 H.110 CT Bus.
cPCIS-6235R
2U Rackmount Chassis with Dual AC-Input Mini Redundant Power Supplies
The cPCIS-6235R Series sub-systems are designed for 6U cPCI boards with 80mm RTMs and are suitable for computer telephony applications. The chassis is 2U height and standard 19″ rack mount width.
The cPCIS-6235R series have a PICMG 2.1 Hot Swap compliant 32/ 64-bit 3-slot CompactPCI backplanes and a PICMG 2.5 H.110 CT Bus.
cPCIS-6230R/6240R
2U Rackmount Chassis with 1U ATX Power Supply
The cPCIS-6230R and cPCIS-6240R Series sub-systems are designed for 6U cPCI boards with 80mm RTMs and are suitable for computer telephony applications. The chassis is 2U height and standard 19″ rack mount width.
The cPCIS-6230R supports one dual-slot system module and two expansion cards, while the cPCIS-6240R supports one single-slot system module and three expansion cards. Both series have a PICMG 2.1 Hot Swap compliant 32/64-bit 3/4-slot CompactPCI backplanes and a PICMG 2.5 H.110 CT Bus («no CT Bus» option available).
cPCIS-3048
3U CompactPCI Enclosure with 6-slot Backplane and Redundant Power Modules
3U CompactPCI Enclosure with 6-slot Backplane and Redundant Power Modules.
cPCIS-3320
9U Dual System CompactPCI Chassis with Redundant Power Supplies
The cPCIS-3320 Series 9U Dual-System Platform is ideal for developing telecom applications focusing on media and signaling gateways, as well as telecom value-added services like Location Based Service (LBS), Ring Back Tone (RBT), and Multimedia Message Systems (MMS).
This flexible and reliable development platform with optimized I/O and storage provides the best solution for equipment manufacturers and system integrators and shortens time-to-market for fast growing business revenues.
The cPCIS-3320 supports dual systems and two 5.25″ drive bays. System A (left side) supports 1+7 slots (1 host slot + 7 peripheral slots), and System B (right side) supports 1+4 slots (1 host slot and 4 peripheral slots). Both segments support 64-bit/66MHz PCI and H.110 CT buses.
cPCIS-3330
9U 8-slot CompactPCI Chassis with Redundant Power Supplies
The cPCIS-3330 Series is a 19″ 8-slot 6U CompactPCI Subsystem ideally suited to Network Equipment Providers, Computing Telephony Integrators and Voice over IP applications. This flexible and reliable development platform with optimized I/O and storage provides the best solution for equipment manufacturers and system integrators and shortens time-to-market for fast growing business revenues.
The cPCIS-3330 provides scalability up to 7 peripheral slots with either 32-bit/33MHz or 64-bit/33MHz PCI and H.110 CT busses, redundant cooling system (5+5 front access hot swappable fans), 750W + 250W redundant PICMG 2.11 cPCI power supply, two 5.25″, one 3.5″ drive bays, and one slim type CD-ROM drive.
