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VITA 100 Standards

Aug. 11, 2025

This TechXchange address rugged system standards related to VITA 100.

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VITA 100 is a new series of standards from VITA. VITA started as the VMEbus International Trade Association that develops standards and system architectures for the military and avionic arenas. This includes the popular OpenVPX platform.

This TechXchange provides resources and content describing VITA 100 standards and their importance to aerospace and defense developers.

VITA 100 Content

Kicking Off VITA 100

The collection of standards comprising VITA 100 looks to support military and avionics for the next 15 years.

Members Only Content

Webinar: VITA 100 Basics

Find out about VITA 100. It's a collection of rugged standards for industrial, military, and avionics computer systems.

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VITA 100: New Standards for Rugged Systems

The VITA 100 standard was formulated to meet increasing demands for processing power and data handling in the latest embedded computing systems.

Addressing Connector Challenges for VITA 100

VITA 100, which delivers more power and bandwidth for rugged applications, needs new connectors to handle faster speeds.

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