Acromag's XMC-ZU5EV is Ready for Defense Applications
February 16, 2024
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Wixom, Michigan. Acromag released its XMC-ZU5EV module combining an AMD (Xilinx) Zynq UltraScale+ with a quad-core ARM Cortex A53, a dual-core ARM Cortex R5, and FPGA logic in a single chip. Also included are dedicated processing blocks for graphics and Video.
“With multiple processing engines, advanced programmable logic, and high-speed interfaces, this XMC offers immense possibilities for sensor, packet, image, and video processing applications,” states Robert Greenfield, Acromag’s Business Development Manager.
The on-chip programmable logic has 256k cells, 1248 DSP slices, efficient RAM, high-speed interfaces, an integrated Mali-400 GPU, and video codec to support offloading of multi-media processing. The module mounts on VPX, VME, PCIe, and other embedded computing carrier cards with optional air-cooled for front I/O and conduction-cooled for backplane I/O models.
Additional resources include on-chip memory, external memory interfaces, and quite a few peripheral connectivity interfaces for most applications. The module is ideal for defense, industrial or laboratory solutions for real-time control, sensor fusion, and data processing.
For more information, visit acromag.com.
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