Embedded: CompactPCI Board Analyzes Dual Input Channels

March 31, 2005

The AC240 dual and AC210 single-channel 6U CompactPCI high-speed analyzers capture and perform synchronous dual- and single-channel real-time signal processing at rates of up to 2 Gsamples/s. The boards suit applications such as signal intelligence, synthetic aperture radar, ultrasound, radar, and lidar. Each input channel features a 1-GHz bandwidth front end with a Virtex II Pro 70 FPGA and full signal conditioning, with calibrated gain and offset ranges. An option adds 512 Mbytes of SDRAM and 2 Mbytes of dual-port SRAM. Pricing for the AC240 and AC210 analyzer boards starts at $18,990.

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