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Stratign
Satellite trunks in the X, C, Ka, Ku bands carry enormous information, the interception of which can assist LEAs with real-time analysis of data transmitted over these links. Our solutions are customizable and scalable (Bands and protocols) based on the customer's needs.
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AR1 -
North Atlantic Industries
The AR1 provides an ARINC 429/575 communications interface with 12 channels. This module only provides an interface and data management. Any specific protocol handling must be programmed by the user in the application layer. Each channel is programmable as either Tx or Rx.
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Open Lighting Project
The Dummy Responders are built in to OLA. They simulate RDM Devices and are useful for testing RDM-over-IP protocols like ArtNet and the upcoming E1.33 (RDMNet). We also use them internally for testing things like the web interface and the RDM tests.
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PXIe-1149.5 -
Corelis, Inc.
The Corelis PXIe-1149.5 is a versatile, multi-mode instrument for interfacing with MTM-Bus modules. The PXIe-1149.5 adds MTM-Bus master, slave, and monitoring with full IEEE-1149.5 electrical and protocol compatibility with a standard PXIe interface for convenient integration into any Test Program Set (TPS).
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CommFront Communications
In the past two decades, legacy serial communication protocols such as Modbus have merged rapidly with modern TCP/IP communication, yielding benefits including widely available infrastructures and greater distance, reliability, and speed. The Serial-TCP program (more than just a Device Server) bridges your existing Serial COM port and TCP/IP without the need for changing existing protocol. It works seamlessly and transparently, just like passive RS232 / RS485 / RS422 converters, repeaters, and hubs, while the difference is that one requires installation of cables and converters with limited distance; and the other simply makes use of the existing computers and networks with an unlimited transmission distance
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Ajinkya Electronic Systems
Available with us is Data Acquisition system that includes data loggers, scanners, various instruments spread all over the plant, SCADA / Monitoring Software on central PC and multiple SCADA software running along the plant under supervision of central PC. We offer data loggers and other instruments support MODBUS communication protocol that can be connected on a data acquisition bus if it is running on MODBUS protocol. Most of the popular SCADA software available support MODBUS communication. We have a wide range of products apart from Data loggers, Scanners and Event Loggers which can be part of data acquisition and control system, such as
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ARINC 664 -
Avionics Interface Technologies
AIT’s ARINC 664 test instruments can be used in test and simulation applications that are required to transmit and receive data over the ARINC 664 avionics databus. AIT’s instruments use small form-factor pluggable transceivers (SFP) and support copper or fiber optic physical network interfaces.Using an FPGA based architecture, with multiple embedded processors, the ARINC 664 instruments provide onboard support for upper layer protocol processing (A653, UDP, IP) and utilize DMA to provide optimal data throughput. All ARINC 664 protocol operations, including VL traffic shaping, redundancy management, and IP fragmentation and reassembly, are handled onboard.
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Polaris Networks
LBS Tester provides an end-to-end test bed for Mobile Network Operators and Network Equipment Manufacturers, to verify the accurate implementation of the location services network. The LBS Tester tests that the Location Server (System Under Test) is correctly executing the positioning procedures over the control plane and/or user plane of that network. To test normal signaling, or failure scenarios, over the LTE User Plane as the number of SETs (SUPL Enabled Terminals) simulated by the LBS Tester increases, the Location Server must execute LPP (Location Positioning Protocol) procedures over SUPL (Secure User Plane Protocol) with success, or without, respectively.
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Planet Technology Corp.
PLANET Universal Network Management System is designed to monitor all kinds of deployed network devices, such as managed switches, media converters, routers, smart APs, VoIP phones, IP cameras, etc., compliant with the SNMP Protocol, ONVIF Protocol and PLANET Smart Discovery utility. It thus enables the administrator to centrally manage a network of up to 1024 nodes from a central office, greatly boosting network and power management efficiency. The NMS solution includes the software, hardware and Touch LCD controller series to attend to different applications. They all feature dashboard, topology and map viewing to make network management efficient and effective.
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Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
The need for realistic and effective military training simulations is fundamental to prepare warfighters for the challenges they may face on the field. The TCG portfolio of advanced tactical data link solutions enables the creation of configurable high-fidelity simulations, both real-time or scripted, of the industry’s most prominent data link protocols and standards. A comprehensive, high fidelity, standards based TDL simulation capability is critical for testing and validating TDL platform integrations and operations. Our products and services support Link 16, Link 11, VMF, CESMO, Cursor-on-Target, SADL, JREAP-A, JREAP-C, Serial-J, DIS, SIMPLE, AIS, ADS-B, and GPS data links and protocols.
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Teledyne LeCroy
Teledyne LeCroy’s PCI Express 5.0 Test Platform is part of a suite of tools that facilitates complete protocol testing of PCI Express devices up to and including version 5.0. The latest feature of the Teledyne LeCroy Test Platform is the addition of an integrated interposer, which eliminates the need for an external interposer. This innovation simplifies setup with fewer connection points and outboard devices, making analysis easier and more reliable than ever. In addition to using the Test Platform with the Exerciser, the user can connect two of their own devices and use the Test Platform as a PCIe 5.0 backplane and as an interposer to capture protocol traffic between the systems.
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781320-01 -
NI
200 MHz, 32 Single-Ended and 16 LVDS Channels, Digital I/O Adapter Module for FlexRIO—The NI-6583 is a digital I/O adapter module that, when combined with a PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO or the Controller for FlexRIO, creates a digital instrument for interfacing with 32 single-ended and 16 low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) digital pins. A digital I/O adapter module for FlexRIO can be used to do real-time interfacing of standard protocols and implement customized protocols. The NI-6583 can sample digital waveforms at up to 200 MHz. It includes support for selectable single-ended voltages from 1.2 to 3.3 Volts with 10 bit resolution and common LVDS voltages.
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781320-02 -
NI
200 MHz, 32 Single-Ended and 16 LVDS Channels, Digital I/O Adapter Module for FlexRIO—The NI-6583 is a digital I/O adapter module that, when combined with a PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO or the Controller for FlexRIO, creates a digital instrument for interfacing with 32 single-ended and 16 low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) digital pins. A digital I/O adapter module for FlexRIO can be used to do real-time interfacing of standard protocols and implement customized protocols. The NI-6583 can sample digital waveforms at up to 200 MHz. It includes support for selectable single-ended voltages from 1.2 to 3.3 Volts with 10 bit resolution and common LVDS voltages.
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783887-01 -
NI
100 MHz, 54 Single-Ended-Channel, Kintex-7 FPGA-Support, Digital I/O Adapter Module for FlexRIO—The NI-6581B is a digital I/O adapter module that, when combined with a PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO or the Controller for FlexRIO, creates a digital instrument for interfacing with 54 single-ended digital pins. A digital I/O adapter module for FlexRIO can be used to do real-time interfacing of standard protocols and implement customized protocols. The NI-6581B can operate sample digital waveforms at up to 100 MHz. It includes support for common transistor-to-transistor logic (TTL) voltage levels, or other voltage references can be sourced externally using a front panel connector.
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EXFO Inc.
The storage area network (SAN), created in response to enterprises' data storage needs, is a grouping of interconnected devices and servers that use a common communication infrastructure, combining and capitalizing on the best of both the storage and network worlds. The protocol used for this infrastructure is Fibre Channel.
