XMC Module (10 GbE) incorporates PCI Express fabric.

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Built with Xilinx Virtex®-5 FPGA, V1121 brings open standards-based connectivity to real-time high-bandwidth applications operating in harsh environments. Conduction-cooled module has 2 front-panel SFP+ optical 10GbE interfaces and independent banks of memory for buffering packets. Programmability, supported by expressXG(TM) FPGA framework, enables integration of application and pre-processing functionality directly into 10GbE fat pipe.



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AdvancedIO® Systems Announces Rugged Dual Front-Panel 10-Gigabit Ethernet XMC Module with PCI Express Fabric



V1121 provides optical high-bandwidth connectivity for decision-critical applications facing EMI or signal integrity challenges

MAEF 2009: Booth #304

Military & Aerospace Electronics Forum, San Diego, CA, June 1, 2009 - AdvancedIO® Systems, the leader in high-bandwidth connectivity solutions optimized for decision-critical applications, today announced the V1121, a conduction-cooled 10-Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) XMC module with dual front-panel optical interfaces. The V1121 brings the benefits of open standards-based connectivity to real-time high-bandwidth applications operating in harsh physical environments where long cable runs or challenging electromagnetic interference (EMI) concerns preclude the use of copper-based interconnects.

The V1121's programmability, supported by AdvancedIO's expressXG(TM) FPGA framework, enables the integration of application and pre-processing functionality directly into the 10GbE fat pipe. This capability solves challenging connectivity bottlenecks that would occur in more traditional architectures where this tight integration is not possible. While found in many types of high-performance real-time systems, these bottlenecks are particularly prevalent in demanding C4ISR applications including situational awareness, signals intelligence, and network security.

"Customers have determined-sometimes as a result of painful previous experiences like running cables through exterior bulkheads in harsh environments-that copper interconnects present too many challenges," noted Rob Kraft, VP Marketing at AdvancedIO Systems. "In these situations, optical links provide a far simpler alternative."

The V1121 is the newest member of AdvancedIO's V1100 family, the industry's first family of conduction-cooled XMC products for real-time 10GbE connectivity and packet processing. Built with a Xilinx Virtex®-5 FPGA, it shares the same architecture as other field-proven AdvancedIO 10GbE products. The V1121 also has two SFP+ optical 10GbE interfaces, independent large banks of memory for buffering packets, and additional interfaces to facilitate synchronization and time stamping. The module interfaces to the host fabric via PCI Express.

Key Hardware Features of the V1121:
  • Conduction-cooled, extended temperature XMC module
  • Two 10GbE SFP+ optical ports
  • Xilinx Virtex-5 XC5VLX110T FPGA (up to LX155T optional)
  • PCI Express® x4 or x8 host interface

    The V1121 will be available Q3 2009. Air-cooled versions are also available. For more information, please contact: 1.604.331.1600 x208 or contactus@advancedio.com.

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    AdvancedIO Systems is the leader in high bandwidth connectivity solutions optimized for decision-critical applications. When the integrity of complex telecommunications infrastructure is on the line or a soldier's safety depends on it, monitoring, detection and action are only as successful as a system's ability to react in real time. That's why top organizations trust AdvancedIO to optimize their systems and provide them competitive advantage. With a flexible, customer-focused approach and an unparalleled team of systems experts, AdvancedIO is the only choice for programmable, high performance connectivity solutions. For more information, please visit www.advancedio.com.

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