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Architecture Board, New Fully Environmentally Characterized Enclosure From Aitech Offers Flexibility; High Performance
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Chatsworth, CA, September 2007 — Aitech Defense Systems, Inc., the world’s first and largest independent manufacturer of open architecture board and subsystem level products for harsh environment defense, aerospace and astronautics applications, offers an environmentally sealed, 2-slot 3U CompactPCI enclosure that provides exceptional flexibility and performance. In addition to its rugged environmental properties, the new compact and lightweight E192 incorporates a modular and removable power supply, making the enclosure ideal for harsh mechanical, climactic, chemical and electrical stresses typically encountered in rigorous embedded applications.
The environmentally sealed design of the E192 protects board components from external stresses. The enclosure houses standard ANSI/IEEE 30.1-2002 conduction-cooled 3U Compact PCI and PMC modules. The chassis’ baseplate is also conduction cooled, allowing dissipation of over 50 W at 71°C (160°F), while maintaining a maximum 14°C (25.2°F) difference at the card edge. The high performance E192 features a 28 VDC power input per MIL-STD-704 with an EMI/EMC-compliant power input filter, as well as a backplane I/O transition module to easily support customized front panels designed for circular MIL-C-38999 or other connectors, increasing user flexibility. Pricing for the E192 starts at $9,995. Delivery is from stock, or with moderate customization, to 20 weeks ARO.
For more information please call 888-Aitech-8 (248-3248), visit www.rugged.com, or e-mail sales@rugged.com.
For an electronic copy, please visit http://www.simongroup.com/PressRoom/WordDocs/ait/AIT-A-1465.doc For additional news releases from Aitech Defense Systems, please visit www.simongroup.com/PressRoom/aitech2.html. ABOUT AITECH Established in 1983, Aitech offers military and space-qualified, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products for rugged defense, aerospace and astronautics (space) applications as well as provides radiation tolerant and MIL-SPEC solutions. The company provides VMEbus and CompactPCI boards, power subsystems, mass memory, enclosures and hardware subsystem integration along with configuration and component obsolescence management services. Having pioneered the development of true military VME products for use in mainstream COTS applications, Aitech utilizes its broad base of off-the-shelf products and technologies to develop customer-specific solutions, deliver superior cost-performance and reliability, and expedite time to market. Applications for its products range from mission processors, fire control and mission control subsystems for ground vehicles as well as surface and subsurface naval platforms to tactical and strategic fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft, and low- to high-earth orbit and deep space vehicles.
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Chatsworth, CA, September 2007 — Aitech Defense Systems, Inc., the world’s first and largest independent manufacturer of open architecture board and subsystem level products for harsh environment defense, aerospace and astronautics applications, offers an environmentally sealed, 2-slot 3U CompactPCI enclosure that provides exceptional flexibility and performance. In addition to its rugged environmental properties, the new compact and lightweight E192 incorporates a modular and removable power supply, making the enclosure ideal for harsh mechanical, climactic, chemical and electrical stresses typically encountered in rigorous embedded applications.
The environmentally sealed design of the E192 protects board components from external stresses. The enclosure houses standard ANSI/IEEE 30.1-2002 conduction-cooled 3U Compact PCI and PMC modules. The chassis’ baseplate is also conduction cooled, allowing dissipation of over 50 W at 71°C (160°F), while maintaining a maximum 14°C (25.2°F) difference at the card edge. The high performance E192 features a 28 VDC power input per MIL-STD-704 with an EMI/EMC-compliant power input filter, as well as a backplane I/O transition module to easily support customized front panels designed for circular MIL-C-38999 or other connectors, increasing user flexibility. Pricing for the E192 starts at $9,995. Delivery is from stock, or with moderate customization, to 20 weeks ARO.
For more information please call 888-Aitech-8 (248-3248), visit www.rugged.com, or e-mail sales@rugged.com.
For an electronic copy, please visit http://www.simongroup.com/PressRoom/WordDocs/ait/AIT-A-1465.doc For additional news releases from Aitech Defense Systems, please visit www.simongroup.com/PressRoom/aitech2.html. ABOUT AITECH Established in 1983, Aitech offers military and space-qualified, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products for rugged defense, aerospace and astronautics (space) applications as well as provides radiation tolerant and MIL-SPEC solutions. The company provides VMEbus and CompactPCI boards, power subsystems, mass memory, enclosures and hardware subsystem integration along with configuration and component obsolescence management services. Having pioneered the development of true military VME products for use in mainstream COTS applications, Aitech utilizes its broad base of off-the-shelf products and technologies to develop customer-specific solutions, deliver superior cost-performance and reliability, and expedite time to market. Applications for its products range from mission processors, fire control and mission control subsystems for ground vehicles as well as surface and subsurface naval platforms to tactical and strategic fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft, and low- to high-earth orbit and deep space vehicles.
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