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Aonix has announced a second French office devoted to professional services. The new office, centered in Toulouse, France’s heartland for aeronautic and space industries, will provide expertise in real-time and embedded solutions in Java and Ada languages.

Aonix®, the provider of the PERC product line for embedded and real-time Java developers announces today that PERC has been selected for use in an in-flight entertainment system to be used on corporate jets. The system will use Java software running on the Aonix PERC Ultra virtual machine on top of MontaVista Software’s Mobilinux operating system and the Freescale i.MX31 multimedia applications processor.

Responding to market demand in defense and telecommunications sectors, Aonix has launched into the development of PERC Ultra SMP, a symmetric multiprocessing Java virtual machine. Boasting the strengths of Java-scalability, portability and easy maintainability-PERC Ultra SMP will include unique garbage collection capabilities to ensure that it can meet the demands of multiprocessor real-time applications. 

Kontron today announced that the panel PC Pico Client has received a Deep Green Editor's Choice award from Embedded Computing Design magazine on April 14, 2010. The Kontron Pico Client was singled out by editors for its ultra-small package and low power consumption making it a noteworthy solution for space and energy-efficient green applications.

Measuring only 100 x 72mm, the new LP-180 Pico-ITX motherboard from BVM is based on the AMD A55E Fusion Controller Hub, running the AMD dual-core TDP T56N APU at 1.65GHz and addressing up to 4GB of SDRAM at 1333MHz. It provides high performance graphics at low power consumption and its small physical size enables it to be embedded in systems where space is at a premium.

YEG Powerline has announced a range of compact open PCB DC input to ATX output converters. Power rating is between 67W to 150W depending on model. All models are fanless and therefore silent.

Lime Microsystems have today revealed a partnership agreement with the strategic investment firm In-Q-Tel. The partnership will enable advances in transceiver technology to be deployed in commercial and government markets, and the creation of state of the art systems that can be used across a diverse array of applications.

TDR (Time Domain Reflectometry) can be used for pre-compliance testing of SATA cables to determine impedance and length.

Using built-in measurements to characterize features of electrical signals saves time, and significantly improves measurement accuracy compared to visual and manual measurements.

This video demonstrates the basics of using the TDR system on the PicoScope 9211A and 9231A sampling oscilloscopes. In this example the scope is configured for TDR, calibrated and impedance measurements made on 2 different coaxial cables.