Bringing MOSA to C5ISR SOSA-aligned direct RF technology, RFS1140 Direct RF Chiplet
By Rodger Hosking, Mercury Computer
MOSA strategies for sensor systems used for command, control, computers, communications, cyber, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C5ISR), electronic warfare (EW), signals intelligence (SIGINT), and radar will also be critical to enabling the U.S. Department of Defense’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) effort. In this Feb 2023 Bringing MOSA back to C5ISR session moderated by Military Embedded Systems, Rodger Hosking talks about SOSA standards, technology requirements, Direct RF architectures, AMD ACAP technology, and example technologies.
Watch this video to learn about:
- Mercury's Processing Platform for Real-Time Decisions
- MOSA Benefits and convergence to SOSA
- SOSA 1.0 Technical Standard
- C5ISR Domains and Tactical Objectives effected by SOSA
- Technology requirements for electronic warfare and C5ISR systems
- Traditional architectures versus Direct RF
- RF chiplet technology with AMD Versal ACAP
- Multi-chip module and SiP Transcievers
- Designing technology according to SOSA standards
- Examples of MOSA aligned products from Mercury
- SOSA Membership and DoD Trends
- Does SOSA make systems more expensive
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