ROCK-2A 3U OpenVPX Development Platform with BuiltSAFE

3U OpenVPX development platform for the ROCK-2 flight-certifiable subsystem

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Seamless Migration Between ROCK Platforms

The ROCK-2A is a 3U OpenVPX development platform for conduction-cooled boards. The ROCK-2A ecosystem features the processing, graphics and I/O building blocks with BuiltSAFE™ technologies, along with a software and tool package, that provide the functions to build your modern mission-critical and avionics application.

The ROCK-2A development platform’s front panel uses commercial connectors for easy accessibility from test and development benches. Both the hardware and software are identical across the ROCK-2 development (ROCK-2A) and rugged airborne (ROCK-2B/C) platforms, allowing migration of your application from one platform to the other without modification.

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Features

Key Features

  • ROCK-2 series 3U OpenVPX development platform
  • Commercial front-panel I/O interconnects
  • ARINC 429, MIL-STD-1553, RS232/422/485, GbE, USB 2.0, discrete I/Os
  • QorIQ™ P3, T2; 5th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 processing
  • 2D/3D video/graphics, digital/analog video I/O - overlay, stream, record
  • Safety certification services and support
Specifications
  • 132.6 x 269 x 390 mm (W x H x D) without connectors
  • 8 Kg (typical weight)
  • -40°C to +70°C operating temperature
  • -55°C to +85°C storage temperature

Proven Ease of Integration

Save Development Time and Costs

Combine OpenVPX chassis, power supply and accessories with 3U and 6U boards to save subsystem testing, development and certification time and costs.

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Purpose-Built Subsystems

Built For Today, Ready for Tomorrow

By combining our OpenVPX multiprocessing and SBC modules with a complementary portfolio of storage, I/O, networking, GPUs, and software, we create customizable, rugged embedded subsystems that securely operate at the tactical edge.  

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