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       Scalable Sensor Networking Platform                 Heavy Fuel (HF) Engine
         Pleora Technologies (Ot-                            The new HF engine from Sky
       tawa, Canada) introduced a                          Power (Bad Homburg, Ger-
       ruggedized sensor networking                        many) runs on a kerosene-oil
       platform that helps manufac-                        mix of 50:1 using JET A, JET A1
       turers and system integrators                       or JP-8. As part of the develop-
       reduce cognitive burden and                         ment of the engine, Sky Power
       increase mission-effectiveness                      has taken a new approach to HF
       for end-users while meeting                         technology. The goal was to
       interoperability and scalability demands in size, weight,   heat up the fuel mixture in a reliable and controlled man-
       power and cost (SWaP-C) sensitive real-time military imag-  ner to achieve better starting properties. The new HF con-
       ing applications.                                   cept can also be applied as an upgrade to all injection en-
         The RuggedCONNECT NVPU converts sensor data from   gines of the SP-210 series. When configuring a propulsion
       multiple sources into a standardized feed that is transmit-  system, customers have a choice of generators, starter-gen-
       ted over a low latency, multicast Gigabit Ethernet (GigE)   erators, power-supplies and complete hybrid configura-
       network to endpoints. With the scalable, modular Rugged-  tions, and can now choose between different fuel types, to
       CONNECT platform, manufacturers can design straightfor-  meet the application’s needs.
       ward camera-to-display systems and evolve to fully net-  The newly developed KHU 100 manages the start-process
       worked architectures integrating different sensor and   jointly with the engine management unit ECU030. Both
       display types, switching, processing, and recording units.   systems communicate through the CAN-Bus Interface. The
       The RuggedCONNECT platform meets video performance   temperature is controlled by sensors, installed in the drive
       requirements outlined in Def Stan 00-082 (VIVOE),   unit. Engines with the twin-spark (TS) system also run at a
       STANAG 4697 (PLEVID), and MISB ST 1608 to enable the   lower idle. Safety and reliability increase in both single-
       design of vehicle electronics platforms that comply with   and multiple-cylinder engines, and multiple-cylinder sys-
       STANAG 4754 (NGVA), Def Stan 23-009 (GVA), and VIC-  tems benefit from active redundancy of two independent
       TORY guidelines.                                    ignition systems.
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       Rugged Mini PCIe I/O Module                         Portable Memory Tokens
                                   Acromag (Wixom, MI)                          ATEK Access Technologies (Eden
                                  has added another mili-                     Prairie, MN) announced the launch of
                                  tary-grade measurement                      its new Datakey CryptoAuthentica-
                                  and control module to                       tion™ memory token line that gives
                                  their AcroPack series of                    embedded systems designers a rugged
                                  ruggedized mini PCIe I/O                    and secure portable memory device
                                  modules. The new AP730                      for authentication applications. The
                                  multi-function I/O module                   line of removable memory devices uti-
       performs analog input, analog output, discrete I/O and                 lizes Microchip’s CryptoAuthentica-
       counter/timer functions. A variety of carrier cards can host   tion family of high-security hardware authentication ICs, en-
       up to four modules and are available in PCIe, VPX, XMC,   abling embedded applications like: secure storage and transfer
       CompactPCI-Serial, and mini-ITX embedded computing   of keys, certificates and passwords; secure credential with a
       platforms. These boards are designed for commercial off-   unique, read-only serial number; and secure Crypto Ignition
       the-shelf (COTS) applications in defense, aerospace, and   Key (CIK).
       industrial systems.                                   The new Datakey IAT4.5Kb and IAX4.5Kb CryptoAuthen-
         Each AP730 module features a high-density mix of 28 I/O   tication memory tokens utilize Microchip’s ATSHA204A
       channels and 32-bit counter/timers in a 30 ¥ 70 mm card.   CryptoAuthentication IC and contain 4.5 kilobits of pro-
       Eight differential analog inputs (0-10V, ±10V ranges) feed a   grammable memory, consisting of a 512-bit one-time pro-
       16-bit A/D converter capable of sampling at nearly 800   grammable zone and a 4096-bit data zone that is divided up
       KHz. Four analog output channels have individual 16-bit   into sixteen 256-bit slots. Each slot can be configured for
       D/A converters with a 7.5μS settling time. Programmable   read-only or read/write access in either clear or encrypted
       I/O ranges, sequencing, interrupts, memory allocation, and   modes. The Datakey IAT10.5Kb and IAX10.5Kb tokens uti-
       other controls are supported, as well as external triggering.   lize Microchip’s ATECC608A CryptoAuthentication IC. It
       The bi-directional digital I/O is configured as two 8-chan-  has similar capabilities to the ATSHA204A, but has a 9664-
       nel groups with TTL-compatible thresholds and program-  bit data zone and provides hardware support for asymmet-
       mable change-of-state or level interrupts.          ric encryption algorithms.
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