Military & Aerospace Electronics

hypervisor to enable legacy applications to run in their own containers independently of the underlying system software and hardware. Several applications can run simultaneously in a virtualized environment to take advantage of the increase in performance of the Intel Xeon processor.

FOR MORE INFORMATION visit

Mercury Systems online at www. mrcy.com/SBC4510.

POWER ELECTRONICS

High-power electric motor
drive for military applications
introduced by DDC

Data Device Corp. (DDC) in
Bohemia, N.Y., is introducing the
PWR-82335 high-power, three-
phase bridge electric motor drive
for harsh-environment, space-con-
strained defense and aerospace
applications. The PWR-82335 is
designed to deliver current pre-
cisely to windings of three-phase
brush and brushless DC motors,
with a high-efficiency MOSFET
drive stage. The rugged, compact,
three-phase motor drive hybrid
uses a high-efficiency MOSFET
drive stage with a 200-volt DC rat-
ing to deliver a high-speed switch-
ing frequency as high as 50 kHz,
and a high-current capability of as
much as 30 amps to the motor. The
power electronics device operates
in temperatures from -55 to 125
degrees Celsius, and has military
processing options.

FOR MORE INFORMATION visit DDC online at www.ddc-web.com.

RAD-HARD SPACE

Radiation-tolerant DC-DC converters introduced by Crane Aerospace Crane Aerospace & Electronics in Redmond, Wash., is introducing the SMHF42 space-grade DC-DC converters for space systems integrators who need radiation-tolerant power electronics that support 42- and 50-volt power buses. Crane Interpoint DC-DC converters are used on satellites and space systems, including Mars Rovers, Cygnus, Aquarius, GLONASS, ISS, Dawn, and many more. The SMHF42 is a family of isolated 15-watt power electronics products with a range of single and dual outputs, operating over an input voltage range of 35 to 55 volts with 80-volt transient protection. They are available in Class H and Class K versions (per MIL-PRF

38534) with radiation tolerance of L
and R. The power supplies are reli-
able under harsh conditions, have
small hermetically sealed pack-
ages and operate over the military
temperature range of -55 to 125
degrees Celsius.

FOR MORE INFORMATION visit Crane
Aerospace & Electronics online at
www.interpoint.com.

INTERCONNECTS

Connectors to help eliminate
backplanes introduced
by TE Connectivity

TE Connectivity in Harrisburg, Pa., is introducing the cabled STRADA Whisper connectors to help eliminate the need for printed circuit board (PCB) backplanes in high-performance computing (HPC) and core routing applications. The cabled STRADA Whisper connectors can support 25- to 56-giga- bit-per-second PAM- 4, with future expansion to 56-gigabit-per-sec- ond NRZ. Cabled STRADA Whisper connectors also reduce insertion loss for improved channel margin. Connection options expand if they are not being tied to a circuit board, company officials say. TE offers three main cabled STRADA Whisper solutions: point-to-point cable, value-add assemblies, and a full backplane/midplane solution.