Elma Electronic has enhanced its RP24 rugged power supply system to include the RA24 rechargeable battery module that improves the uninterruptable power supply (UPS) capabilities of the system. The RP24/RA24 Rugged Power Solution is a comprehensive power system designed for critical remote applications in challenging environments.

Elma Electronic now offers a 3U OpenVPX 2-slot backplane with a VPX power and ground slot as well as a VITA 62 power supply slot that facilitates the development and deployment of systems requiring a VITA 62 power supply.

Elma Electronic is now offering the NetKit-3110, based on the Cisco ESR6300 Ethernet router, designed for harsh, deployed industrial and military environments.

Elma Electronic has released a rugged, short 1/2 ATR that is designed for deployable applications requiring alignment with The Open Group Sensor Open Systems Architecture. The ATR-3600S is a six-slot chassis that accepts 3U plug-in cards (PICs) as well as a VITA 62 power supply, all aligned to SOSA.

Elma Electronic has expanded its line of rugged small form factor (SFF) Edge computing systems to include the JetSys-5330, based on the powerful NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin system-on-module (SoM).

Elma Electronic offers a VPX Chassis Manager that aligns with The Open Group Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) Technical Standard 1.0 and supports the Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) standardisation initiative from the US Department of Defence (DoD).

Elma Electronic has now added six additional high-speed backplanes that align with The Open Group Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) Technical Standard 1.0 and incorporate the latest optical fiber and RF connectivity. With 2, 4, and 6-slot options, the expanded 3U OpenVPX series of backplanes provide development options to meet the complex demands of high-performance rugged military operations.

Elma Electronic recently demonstrated several successful examples of SOSA aligned platforms that incorporate multiple industry partner products, showcasing the progress and success that open standards are achieving to support true innovations of the Department of Defence's (DoD) directive of a modular open standards approach (MOSA).

Elma Electronic has offered the E18 family of price competitive, robust mechanical incremental encoders. This range of encoders offer a high-quality alternative to system designers struggling to find a drop-in, rugged encoder for harsh environments with a footprint that matches their current PCB design.

Elma Electronic offers an embedded single board computing (SBC) engine, leveraging the integrated learning capabilities and I/O of the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier.

Elma Electronic has added a third model to its expanding CompacFrame series of next-generation development platforms designed to accelerate development and test of plug-in cards (PICs) aligned to the SOSA Technical Standard 1.0 and VITA 65 OpenVPX.

The Jetsys-5320 from Elma Electronic meets the growing data processing needs of rugged and mobile embedded computing applications by handling data-intensive computation tasks.

Elma Electronic has announced that it now offers the 3U VPX slimline CompacFrame, the first in a series of new development platforms designed to accelerate the design and testing of open architecture-based embedded systems. 

As the Open Group Sensor Open Standards Architecture, or SOSA initiative continues to move towards completion, Elma Electronic has added two 3U backplanes to its growing family of products aligned to Snapshot 3 of the SOSA Technical Standard.

For the fourth consecutive year, Elma Electronic has won multiple distinctions in Military & Aerospace Electronics’ annual Technology Innovator Awards competition.  According to the publication, the program aims to ‘recognise companies offering substantial military, aerospace, and avionics design solutions’.

Elma Electronic has released a new rugged ATR chassis compliant with VITA 48.4 for liquid flow-through (LFT) cooling. The new backplane in the chassis is designed for data rates up to 10 Gbps and can handle 300W per slot. This enables the system to accommodate the intense thermal management needed in high density embedded computing systems. 

Elma Electronic has developed an advanced, rugged power system for use in mission-critical field applications deployed in harsh environments. The new RP24 Power System incorporates reinforced insulation to meet IEC Class II requirements, eliminating the need for a ground connection.

Elma Electronic has expanded its line of Cisco-based mission computing systems used in rugged and harsh environments. Based on modular building blocks, the new ComSys-536x family utilises Elma’s extensive packaging expertise to offer many performance and expansion configurations that meet specific computing-at-the-edge requirements.

It has been announced that Elma Electronic now offers a fully EN 50155-compliant NetSys-5304 that facilitates secure communication in rolling-stock applications that involve vehicle positioning, monitoring, speed control and collision avoidance. The NetSys-5304 is part of Elma’s Cisco-enabled family of rugged systems designed for high performance communication and computing at the network edge.

It has been announced that Elma Electronic has added liquid flow through cooling capabilities to its expanding line of OpenVPX development platforms. Designed to accept up to six 6U VPX modules on a one inch pitch, the new chassis also incorporates either a built-in power supply or a VITA 62 plug-in power module.