The newly introduced MLE 4000 Series extends the IO connectivity of its’ companion, the MLE 1000 Series, by providing a variety of high-speed connectivity, including high speed serial links of up to 6.5 Gbit per second. Housed in a 19 inch enclosure, the MLE 4000 Series provides users with even more efficient direct access to a wide variety of interfaces and IOs for system development, prototyping and testing.
Utilizing the powerful Auxiliary Processor Interface (APU) for the embedded PowerPC CPU inside Xilinx Virtex4FX and Xilinx Virtex5FXT device, we have implemented an AES Crypto Engine which is twice as fast as leading edge embedded CPU such as ATOM.
New firmware and software for the MLE 1000 Series RPS is now available. The new functionality includes stability fixes to make the DVI-D controller VESA compliant. The new Release 2.2.1 is available for download.
New firmware and software for the MLE 1000 Series RPS is now available. The new functionality includes stability fixes in the CAN controller and the TEMAC Ethernet driver. The new Release 2.2 is available for download.
Please come and visit Missing Link Electronics from March 2nd – 4th at the Embedded World Exhibition and Conference in Nuremberg, Germany. Our German engineering and manufacturing partner CAD-UL Electronic Services GmbH will be hosting a demonstration of Missing Link Electronics Rapid Prototyping Platforms in booth 9-501 in hall 9.
To provide real-time capabilities, new firmware and software for the MLE 1000 Series RPS is now available. Real-time functionality is achieved by combining the MLE Linux kernel with Adeos I-Pipe and with Xenomai. The new Release 2.1 Real-time is available for download.
To facilitate system architecture exploration and network topology analysis for innovative in-flight entertainment and connectivity applications MLE has delivered a proof-of-concept platform to a European aviation joint-venture working on next generation cabin electronics.
At the 14th International VDI Congress “Electronic Systems for Vehicles” in Baden-Baden, Germany, a Parallel Video Image Stream Processing system was presented which utilized a MLE 1000 Series RPS as a camera breakout box.
New firmware and software for the Missing Link Electronics MLE 1000 Series Rapid Prototyping System is now available. The new functionality includes stability fixes in the PowerPC-based applications processor, a robust, networked rescue system, and a suite of confidence tests for the underlying hardware interfaces. The new Release 2.0 is available for download.