Safety-certifiable 3U modules lower risk and reduce integration costs for critical avionics applications
“Designing, building, testing and certifying flight-ready mission computers is a costly and time-consuming endeavor,” said
The rugged processing, video, storage and power modules feature BuiltSAFE™ proven, modular, commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) elements complete with hardware and software artifacts to deliver smooth performance and simplify integration. DO-178-certifiable developmental board support packages (BSPs) support
“Aerospace and defense customers are looking to quickly deploy and certify subsystems with safety-critical and platform technologies,” said
The SBC3515-S module included in the new product lineup is the first certifiable Intel® Core™ i7 single board computer with the latest generation processor on the market, delivering up to 40x better performance than traditional safety-certifiable processing boards.
“Mercury has been an Intel partner for many years, providing ruggedized systems based on Intel semiconductor products to the aerospace and defense markets,” said
“As the only real-time operating system to be part of a successful multicore certification to DO-178C and CAST-32A, the INTEGRITY-178® tuMP™ RTOS enables maximum utilization of the high-performance Intel cores even in mixed-criticality systems, up to and including DAL A,” said
Mercury envisions, creates and delivers innovative technology solutions purpose-built to meet its customers’ most pressing high-tech needs. For additional information or purchase inquiries, visit the SBC3515-S module product page, or contact Mercury at (866) 627-6951 or info@mrcy.com.
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Mercury Systems SBC3515-S Single Board Computer
Mercury's new SBC3515-S module is the first certifiable Intel® Core™ i7 single board computer with the latest generation processor on the market, delivering up to 40x better performance than traditional safety-certifiable processing boards.
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