CAVU Aerospace UK

CAVU Aerospace UK Unveils OBC-PRO-0

The Cornerstone of Reliable Space Missions

CAVU Aerospace, January 2017 – In the ever-evolving landscape of space exploration, the year 2017 marked a significant leap forward with the introduction of the OBC-PRO-0 by CAVU Aerospace UK. This wasn’t just another onboard computer; it was a testament to our relentless pursuit of reliability and high performance in the unforgiving environment of space.

At its core, the OBC-PRO-0 harnesses the power of the LEON3 processor, a proven workhorse known for its efficiency and fault tolerance. This processor, implemented on an Actel ProASIC3 Flash-Based FPGA, forms a robust and adaptable platform capable of handling the complex computational demands of modern space missions. The FPGA’s inherent reconfigurability allows for in-flight modifications and upgrades, ensuring the OBC-PRO-0 remains at the cutting edge of space technology throughout its operational life.

But the OBC-PRO-0 isn’t just about raw processing power. It’s also designed to withstand the harsh realities of space. Its radiation-tolerant design and robust architecture ensure dependable performance even in the face of intense radiation and extreme temperature fluctuations. The OBC-PRO-0’s compact form factor further enhances its suitability for space-constrained applications, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of missions.

The OBC-PRO-0’s comprehensive suite of interfaces, including CAN, RS-422, RS-232, and I2C, allows for seamless integration with various sensors, payloads, and communication systems. This versatility empowers the OBC-PRO-0 to serve as the central nervous system of a spacecraft, orchestrating the intricate dance of data acquisition, processing, and control.

The OBC-PRO-0 isn’t just a product; it’s a promise. A promise of reliability, performance, and adaptability in the face of the most challenging environments. It’s a testament to CAVU Aerospace UK’s unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of space technology, empowering missions to explore the cosmos with confidence.

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