When paired with the company’s single board computer, the unit delivers functional density that can reduce the number of cards in a chassis—eliminating, for example, the requirement for a dedicated Ethernet switch—and thus help minimize the size, weight and power (SWaP) of a subsystem. With a temperature range of -40 to +85 °C (-40 to 185 ºF), the interface is designed for naval/marine-, land- and air platforms, including fire control systems, airborne mission computers, radar systems and flight control. It supports a high speed link to the host via an x4 PCIe connection, allowing all front I/O ports to run at full line rate. Featuring an industry standard Intel I350-AM4 quad port Gigabit Ethernet controller that gives native support for enhanced virtualization features such as VMDq and up to eight virtual machines allocated per port, the unit is easy to set up and use. It is supported by native drivers for common operating systems including Windows, Linux and LynxOS, and drivers for VxWorks and Solaris are available.
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