VPF: 3U VPXCarrier - Virtex 7 w/FMC Site
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High-Performance 3U VPX Virtex-7 FPGA Digital Receiver
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Maximum Application Configurability & Performance
The VPF is a VPX form factor (VITA 46), FPGA processor board designed to meet the needs of challenging, embedded high‐performance digital signal processing applications at a competitive price point. Xilinx Virtex 7: VX330 and VX690 population options are available. The Virtex 7 FPGA provides impressive processing capabilities and supports operations such as: FFTs, FIR filters, fixed‐point and repetitive processing tasks. The VPF FPGA node processes input from the FMC HPC (Vita 57.1) site, allowing for maximum application configurability and performance when coupled with DEG’s market leading ADC and DAC FMC modules (250MSPS to 4.0GSPS). The VPF is fully compliant with the OpenVPX standard and accommodates the PCIExpress Gen 3.0 communication protocol. Delphi also offers a VPF FPGA Design kit which allows customers to leverage and modify DEG source code, develop within an open architecture, and rapidly integrate FPGA HDL. The DEG FPGA Design kit includes: Source code, simulation test bench and utilities to support custom algorithm development. Embedded Linux, VX Works and Windows software drivers are available.
HPC FMC Site, Fully Compatible with all Delphi ADC and DAC FMC Modules.
HPC FMC Site, Fully Compatible with all Delphi ADC and DAC FMC Modules.
Whitepaper3U VPX Digital ReceiverToday’s Department of Defense (DoD) has a sharp focus on reducing embedded systems size, weight, power, and cost (SWaP-C) across virtually all military and aerospace applications. Now more than ever, SWaP-C technologies such as 3U VPX, demonstrate significant and measureable improvements in areas such as: sensor signal processing, increased mission life, and reduced total cost of system ownership (TCO). The performance, reliability, and modularity of the 3U VPX form factor has contributed to its emergence as the board of choice for new sensor systems and program refresh efforts.
In an era of DoD reduced budgets, size, weight and power reductions in electronics systems are simply not enough. The “C” for cost will need to be every bit as compelling as the technical advantages of moving to a 3U VPX system architecture. To meet this challenge, Delphi Engineering Group, Inc. (DEG) has developed a family of powerful digital receiver products that meet and exceed the DOD’s SWaP-C initiatives. |