TECHWAY has announced new PCIe SoC platforms with an FMC+ site, called PFP-ZU+, and based on Xilinx MPSoC devices. TECHWAY has 12+ years of development experience in Xilinx FPGA-based PCIe platforms with FMC/FMC+ interfaces.

Xilinx’s System on Chip (SoC) aims to be the new disruptive technology for high-end embedded systems. The SoC integrates the software programmability of ARM processor with the firmware programmability of FPGA in one component. The SoC offers a high level of system performance, flexibility, and scalability. 

To optimize optical systems qualification, TECHWAY has developed an FPGA board up to 4 full duplex links @ 10 Gbps.

By adding multi stream capabilities, Great River Technology's Video and Protocol Analyser (VPA) makes it easier to develop advanced capabilities of the ARINC 818 Avionics Digital Video Bus. Multi Stream empowers the VPA to tackle ARINC 818 interfaces with multiple embedded streams of high-speed video. For example, a system designer sending multiple sensor streams over a single cable can use it to study each component stream separately.

  SPIDER has been pioneered by TechwaY as the first real-time switch dedicated to ARINC 818 video protocol. The latest version of SPIDER offers new functionalities for improved and enhanced performances.

TechwaY & Nolam Embedded Systems join their R&D effort to design RAVEN, a flexible platform implementing four or eight sFPDP channels with receive and transmit engine for high performance data-processing.

At DSEI 2015, which takes place from 15th to 18th September 2015 at ExCeL London, TechwaY will be showcasing its products and services to defence system integrators and potential distributors from the defence, avionics, medical, nuclear and industrial sectors.