The evolution of rugged embedded computing demands increasingly sophisticated I/O solutions that can withstand harsh environments while delivering exceptional performance. QMC (VITA 93) has emerged as a groundbreaking small form factor I/O mezzanine standard developed within the VITA Standards Organization, engineered to enhance modern rugged computing platforms.
Listen to an enlightening session where we'll examine the technical requirements that drove QMC's development and how its architecture works with existing open system standards. Using practical examples, we'll demonstrate how QMC's features address engineering challenges in demanding applications while enabling next-generation embedded system designs.
We will show how QMC integrates with leading open standards architectures, including OpenVPX (VITA 65), and SOSA and VNX+ (VITA 90). Hosting QMC modules on various carrier card platforms, mounting configurations, and field I/O connector options is also discussed.
This is the first webinar in our deep-dive series into using the SOSA Technical Standard. We explore key aspects of blind mate optical and coax connector modules, channel mapping, and 3U VPX plug-in card cooling methods. Experts Mark Littlefield and Nino Addamo provide insights into VITA 66.5 and 67.3 connectivity and cooling strategies, offering practical guidance for optimizing your SOSA implementations.
Explore our on-demand webinar, “Implementing GPU-Powered Modular Open Systems Hardware for AI Acceleration in High-Demand Sensor-Based Applications.” In this engaging session, Elma Electronic partners with industry leader Chris Fadeley, CTO of EIZO Rugged Solutions, to discuss the transformative impact of NVIDIA®-powered GPGPU modular systems on AI acceleration for sensor-based applications.