Articles on VME Technology
These published articles provide some handy viewpoints about the VMEbus and VME Technology markets. These views may not represent official VITA viewpoints. External sources are identified for reference and open in a separate window, and VITA assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information.
- VITA 57 (FMC) opens the I/O pipe to FPGAs
- DSP propels military digital data recording into high gear
- Interview with Ray Alderman (audio)
- When half isn't exactly half: 3U vs. 6U VPX
- Making COMs rugged enough for harsh applications: VITA 59 opens the door for true standardization
- VXS and VPX: Cooling these hot (literally) new architectures in ATRs
- VME gaining momentum: VITA's new state-of-the-industry whitepaper reveals strong VME market growth
- VITA 49 enhances capabilities and interoperability for transporting SDR data
- Introducing the FPGA Mezzanine Card: Emerging VITA 57 (FMC) standard brings modularity to FPGA designs
- Revamping MIL-HDBK-217: We’re ready for it
- VXS versus VPX: Either -- or both?
- VXS gigabit serial technology delivers extreme system performance
- VME and its Follow-Ons Solve ELINT Problems
- SDR applications: One size does not fit all
- Extending the life of VME into the 21st century: A pragmatic view
- VPX enables greater performance and connectivity in small form factors
- 2eSST: Today's VME performance booster
- Ex ante gears up to crack down on patent offenders – and eliminate trips to the courtroom
- Mezzanine Board Strategies for Communications
- Upgrading VME applications with real-time Linux
- Power Architecture's evolution provides DSP advantages
- Storage for Harsh, Harsher and Harshest Mil Environments
- Configurable PMCs put an FPGA to work
- From FPDP to VPX: Back-End Management and Processing of Sensor-Derived Data
- FPGAs: Are they really worth it?
- New VME I/O board features support flexible system architectures
- VITA 56 - A fabric-based PMC replacement mezzanine specification
- Point-to-Point Serial Interconnects Edge Out Switched Schemes
- VITA 46.9: Ensuring mezzanine I/O pinout interoperability for VPX and VPX-REDI
- Hybrid VPX backplanes bridge legacy systems
- Multicore Processors Energize the VME SBC Realm
- Experimental VME backplane databus can move data at 1 gigabit per second
- Next-generation DSP applications empowered by latest VME technologies
- Selecting a serial interconnect for distributed computing
- VMEbus and the military: A marriage made in heaven
- Thermal trends for VXS and VPX deployment
- An introduction to VPX: VPX extends VME in NextGen mil systems
- PowerPC vs. Pentium: Horses for Courses
- VME Market Bifurcation: The VXS and VPX Face-Off
- VME: Moving from Evolution to Revolution
- VMEbus at 25!
- VPX and VPX-REDI Standards Coming on Strong
- Getting the Most from XMCs
- VITA 58: As modular as it gets (interview w/Ray Alderman)
- Understanding the Elements of Ruggedization
- VITA 48/REDI: Keeping the future cool
- The future of VMEbus: In safe hands?
- XMCs bring digital video standards to high-performance applications
- VXS processor mesh: An ultrahigh-bandwidth configuration
- A mesh FPGA architecture to implement adaptive beamforming radar
- Tackling challenging airborne mission computing with VPX
- VXS processor mesh architecture: powerful, flexible, compatible
- VITA 56 - A fabric-based PMC replacement mezzanine specification
- VXS melds fabrics and FPGAs
- VITA releases VPX test data
- Standardizing digital IF data transfer with VITA 49
- VITA 31.1: Extending VME via Ethernet switching
- Deploying VITA 46 in real-world applications
- VITA 42 XMC gains momentum, increases flexibility
- Next-generation VME boosts defense and aerospace applications
- FPGAs and VITA 41 address mil sensor processing design challenges
- Is VXS ready for prime time?
- Making the right choice: VME64x, VXS, VITA 46, and VITA 48
- VXS — Evolutionary open standard with scalable bandwidth
- VITA 46 Advanced Module Format - The future standard for military VME
- 2eSST VME Eases Design of Network-Centric Embedded Systems
- VXS is like the battery in that bunny
- Leveraging PICMG 2.16 packet switching in VME64x Systems
