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Dual Port Copper to KR/KX Media Converter from LCR Embedded Now Available for Rugged Embedded Systems

The module converts between backplane SERDES interfaces (KR/KX) and 10G and 1000 BASE-T I/O in VPX SOSA aligned systems

Technical Highlights:

  • Dual port 10GbE copper PHY
  • Three cooling options: conduction, convection and heat pipe
  • Supports a range of mounting options
  • IEEE® 802.3-2012 Ethernet compliant

August 2024 – Jeffersonville, PA – LCR Embedded Systems has released a dual port media converter for rugged embedded computing chassis. This dual port module converts 10G and 1000 BASE-T to KR/KX for backplane slot to slot communication.

Designed for rugged embedded computing systems that often require connection to 10G and 1000 Base-T external I/O, this new module is used when there is a need for media conversion from the Base-T to embedded KR and KX backplane signaling. The converter was created with VPX SOSA aligned systems in mind but is agnostic with regard to system architecture.

The two-board stacked unit includes the PHY and magnetics in a compact 1.42″ x 1.34″ footprint and three height variants depending on cooling and mounting requirements. The three configurations maximize flexibility to address specific cooling, mounting and space constraints in ATR, 19″ and custom chassis. This rugged and reliable workhorse operates in a -40C° to +85C° temperature range and meets MIL-STD shock and vibration requirements.

“Ethernet connectivity between systems is driving the need for Base-T copper to KR conversion in rugged chassis. The dual port converter fills that requirement with a solution that is more versatile than competitive products. The mounting and cooling options, plus its small size, ensure SWaP constraints and thermal issues are not showstoppers. The product reflects LCR’s determination to provide intelligent solutions that improve system performance in critical defense applications,” said LCR Embedded President Sean Campbell.

For more information please visit https://www.lcrembeddedsystems.com/dual-port-media-converter/ or e-mail sales@lcrembedded.com

Read the full news release: https://www.lcrembeddedsystems.com/lcr-media-converter-available/

Get our updates: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lcr-embedded-systems-inc-/

 

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About LCR Embedded Systems

LCR Embedded Systems designs, develops, and manufactures integrated systems, chassis and backplanes for the defense and aerospace markets. For over 35 years LCR has been a proven and reliable supplier of mission critical systems to US defense programs. LCR is at the forefront of COTS open standards chassis and custom system designs for VPX, CMOSS, and SOSA architectures in accordance with MOSA directives. The company is a member of VITA and the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) Consortium.

LCR provides dedicated program management services throughout the entire purchase cycle from initial design discussions through manufacturing and post-sales support.

LCR Embedded Systems is AS 9100 D, ISO 9001:2015, and ITAR certified (M33771), with approved J-STD-001, Foreign Object Debris (FOD), Electrostatic Discharge (ESD), and Counterfeit Components Avoidance (CCAP-101) programs.

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