A manufacturer of a large military aircraft required a mission recording system to collect engineering data from around the aircraft and store it on a recorder for post-mission analysis.

System developers must safeguard tactical information exchange and the integrity of command and control links between ground stations and airborne platforms.

This white paper looks at the early developments in electromagnetic theory and electronics (the 1800s to 1960s) and the modern era of electronics (1960s to present). It discusses the current technologies finding their way into modern transmitters.

The DTS1 is the embedded industry’s first commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) data-at-rest (DAR) network attached storage (NAS) solution that supports two layers of full disk encryption in a single device.

The webinar details key technologies that enable you to deploy and manage new, high performance, secure, tactical network infrastructure that is ready for the incorporation of advanced capabilities.

This paper discusses some of the hardware and software challenges imposed on FTI by various standards and addresses them.

This white paper reviews popular processor architectures to help you make an informed decision when defining your electronics payload.

This white paper explores the performance and SWaP benefits of multicore processors and their challenges in safety-critical applications, and how to overcome them.

The Securing Wi-Fi to Enable Classified Tactical Mobility webinar provides an in-depth exploration of requirements and best practices for tactical classified Wi-Fi – and specific examples of how major defense programs are meeting these requirements using less expensive commercial, tactical technologies – in command post, soldier carry, and vehicle mounted use cases.

To support the demand for Internet access by smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices, the U.S. Government auction for airwaves saw the standard telemetry frequency bands reassigned for mobile broadband use. Despite this development, the transition

There is increasing demand for high-quality HD video for airborne applications such as flight test instrumentation (FTI). Ideally, new HD cameras can reduce the weight and difficulty of installing wiring, and enable data to be coherently combined with images through built-in compression.