Pentek unveiled the RTR 2746 this week at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) Unmanned Systems North America trade show in Washington.
The RTR 2746 provides real-time 16-bit data capture on several simultaneous channels using 200 MHz analog-to-digital converters and can play back recorded data through 1.25 GHz 16-bit digital-to-analog converters to reproduce the captured signal.
The RTR 2746 streams data at 1600 megabytes per second to or from as many as 48 solid-state drives in a RAID configuration, providing as much as 24 terabytes of storage. The solid state drives can support RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6, 10 and 50. The NTFS data format enables users to remove drives and read data using Windows computers.
Based on Crystal Group's 4U server family chassis, the RTR 2746 operates in temperatures from -15 to 55 degrees Celsius, and can stretch to -40 to 71 C with solid-state drives and a high-temperature microprocessor. The aluminum chassis withstands the effects of vibration as strong as 4.43 gRMS 50-500 Hz, and operates at altitudes as high as 12,500 feet.
The chassis occupies a 4U, 24-inch deep space in a standard 19-inch rack and uses fans for cooling. SystemFlow software provides a graphical user interface and signal visualization and analysis tools. The RTR 2746 can be controlled remotely through a network connection.
For more information contact Pentek online at www.pentek.com, or Crystal Group at www.crystalrugged.com.
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