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Neural Adaptive Flight Control Testing on an Unmanned Experimental Aerial VehicleThe American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics uses Diamond Systems' Athena single board computer in its unmanned experimental aerial vehicle. Click here to read more |
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Air-Launched Decoy Features Diamond Systems' PC/104 and Custom Form Factor BoardsDiamond Systems provided design and manufacturing services for a total of 10 circuit boards used to control the launch and flight of the Northtrop Grumman Miniature Air-Launched Decoy (MALD), designed and built for the U.S. Air Force. Click here to read more |
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Product Ruggedization Services from DSC helps Customer Pass Harsh Environmental Requirements where Others Have Failed!A leading Defense Contractor has developed a Weapons Station that utilizes Diamond Systems' products and services and remotely controls light and medium caliber weapons that can be installed on any type of military vehicle. Click here to read more |
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Custom PC/104 CPU Facilitates Military Upgrade ProgramA manufacturer of military vehicle sensor systems uses the Diamond Systems Prometheus PC/104 CPU board in an upgrade program that enhances the performance of the vehicle fleet. The Prometheus CPUs are used in three separate systems within the vehicle: Navigation, stabilization, and fire control. The Prometheus includes a ZFx86 processor, Ethernet and serial ports for communications, and analog and digital I/O, all on a single board. The compact and rugged all-in-one design of Prometheus, along with its low power dissipation and extended temperature operating capability, enabled the customer to achieve their design goals in an environment with severely limited space and extreme environmental factors. Click here to read more |
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Earthquake Research Satellite Demonstrates Ruggedness of Diamond Systems' CPUsQuakeSat, an innovative and ultra-compact Linux-powered satellite designed to search for earthquake precursor signals from space, uses the Prometheus integrated PC/104 CPU board from Diamond Systems Corp. as the brains of its electronics system. Click here to read more |
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Fastening Controller Utilizes Diamond Systems' Custom Digital I/O ModuleDiamond Systems had been providing an assembly line automation tools manufacturer with thousands of its Opal PC/104 modules for use in their fastening controllers for over 10 years. This project called for some customization on the standard product. Diamond Systems' modified the verion of the Opal board that they had been using to include bi-polar digital I/O. This is just yet another example of how Diamond Systems' extended services program can benefit customer’s broad spectrum of application challenges. Click here to read more |
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Ultra-Sensitive Gas Sensor Utilizes Diamond Systems’ Embedded SolutionPranalytica utilizes Diamond Systems' embedded boards in their ultra-sensitive gas detecting products. Click here to read more |
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Next Generation of Glucose Measuring Device Relies on the Accuracy of Diamond Systems for Diabetic PatientsA medical device company uses Diamond Systems products to gather precise measurements for a new glucose monitoring device. Click here to read more |
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Test Equipment for Catheter and Stent Delivery Systems Features Diamond Systems’ Embedded CPUMachine Design Soultions utulizes Diamond System's embedded products in their catheter and stent testing systems. Click here to read more |
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Law Enforcement Wireless Digital Video System Utilizes Diamond Systems’ Embedded CPUA police department uses Diamond Systems’ embedded products to remotely transmit digital video and audio to the police station for archiving. Click here to read more |
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Electric Vehicle Aided by PC/104 System Sets Land Speed RecordThe Buckeye Bullet is an electric vehicle student project at The Ohio State University's Center for Automotive Research in Columbus, OH. The "Bullet", as the team calls it, became the first electric powered vehicle in the world to exceed 300 mph when it reached a top speed of 308.3 mph on August 16, 2004, during the 56th annual Speed Week at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. Subsequently, on October 14th at the end of mile 5, this was raised to 314.9 mph. The 314 mph run qualifies as a new U.S. record in one direction. The vehicle has since achieved speeds as high as 321.8 mph. Click here to read more |
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Standard Product Variant Provides a Perfect Fit Solution for Avionics Information SystemAvionics Information System uses a standard Diamond Systems' product variant to run several cockpit applications in a challenging environment. Click here to read more |
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Austrian Railway System Uses Diamond Systems Data Acquisition SystemThe Austrian Railway Authority (ARA) recently built a new high-speed rail system in Pöchlarm, in the southern region of the country. In order to verify the performance of the system, some tests were conducted with the assistance of the German ICE train system. A major concern was the ability of the overhead power lines to withstand the effects of a train passing by at speeds of up to 300Km/hr (186mph), a new speed record for trains in Austria. Click here to read more |
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