This white paper looks at how standards-based, pre-integrated, and prevalidated Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) building blocks can reduce program risk, expedite development-to-deployment, and create quality, affordable High-Performance Embedded Computing

Learn why a multi-gigabit Ethernet is a compelling option where systems need better than Gigabit performance – download our white paper.

The US Government has auctioned some of the airwaves for commercial mobile devices. This video looks at the transition by US organizations to C-Band frequency.

This white paper discusses the flight test community’s move to the C-Band spectrum, the current status, and how smoothly this transition is occurring.

The VITA 47 standard defines a set of rigorous environmental, design, and construction, safety, and quality requirements for plug-in COTS hardware that is intended for use in mobile defense and aerospace applications.

This white paper discusses how inbuilt functionally in Cockpit Voice and Flight Data Recorders can help reduce costs and lower overall weight and space requirements.

A defense organization needed a mission processing system upgrade with a short development time, minimal cost, and capable of running the customer-provided software. Read more about the solution.

A flight test organization was tasked with instrumenting a new regional airliner to gather flight test data. Read about the solution Curtiss-Wright provided here.

This white paper discusses ways to reduce program risks and development time by eliminating embedded systems design risks such as interoperability issues.

A major aircraft manufacturer needed to plan and operate a flight test campaign for a new regional airliner. Read about the solution Curtiss-Wright developed here.

The power of the latest generation FPGAs is out-pacing the ability to cool them, especially in more rugged environments.

This video takes a look at the transformation of this technology throughout history, and how Curtiss-Wright stayed on top of these changes.