Pixus Technologies

50 Bathurst Dr
Waterloo, ON N2V 2C5
Canada
519-885-5775
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A leading provider of OpenVPX chassis platforms, backplanes, and system accessories.  COTS modular open standard enclosure solutions in MIL rugged and industrial formats.  Specializes in advanced cooling, high-speed backplane design including VITA 66, VITA 67, and SOSA options.  

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Applications include electronic warfare (EW); electronic intelligence (ELINT); signals intelligence (SIGINT); command, control, and communications.
Rugged components including front panels/handles, conduction-cooled card guides, rugged rails for enclosures/subracks, VITA 62 power interface boards, and much more.
Pixus offers 3U and 6U OpenVPX backplanes in various slot sizes and profile configurations. Highly competitive customization available.
Pixus offers custom and standard ruggedized chassis in rackmount, portable, and ATR enclosure formats. We provide backplane design expertise, convection and conduction cooling...
Pixus has a virtually unlimited array of configuration options for 19" rackmount VPX Eurocard-based enclosures and a wide selection of rugged/ATR system platforms. We also provide...

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The 8-slot embedded computing development backplane has the utility plane routed, including power, ground, SMbus, clock, and utility signals.
Chassis supports 5x VPX/SOSA slots with a VITA 62 PSU or 4x slots with an internal low-cost 600W Pixus modular power supply with universal AC input.
SOSA-aligned air- and conduction-cooled embedded computing chassis-management module introduced by Pixus
Front-loaded ATR has six slots for VITA 48.2 3U OpenVPX boards, one slot for a VITA 62 power supply, and optical and RF interfaces on the backplane.
With IP67 weather-resistant and MIL-rugged design styles available, the RX310 series has pole-mount and other special mounting options are available.
Card guides support air- and conduction-cooled boards, and are deep enough to support extra-thick SpaceVPX conduction-cooled boards per VITA 78.
Backplanes are available in sizes and configurations for several OpenVPX/SOSA profiles and speeds as fast as 100 Gigabit Ethernet and PCI Express Gen4.
Features include chassis discovery of plug-in boards, data storage, thermal management, SDR-based sensor initialization, and other chassis control.
The rugged enclosure accepts either the UBX or TwinRX daughter card options as well as the motherboard with an user-programmable Kintex-7 FPGA.
Connectivity, networking, SWaP, and thermal management are among the highest priorities of rugged computing designers to support mobile warfighters at the edge.

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Pixus offers 1U-to-4U-tall horizontal orientation 19-inch rackmount systems in side-to-side or front-to-rear cooling configurations.
The half-ATRs support as many as four slots at a 1.2-inch pitch for the wider-slot-spacing of SpaceVPX, with customizable front-panel configurations.
High data throughput and innovative thermal management may lead to a revolution in systems design that places the burden of electronics cooling on the enclosure more than on the...
The proliferation of connected systems has been enabled by the U.S. military embrace of the commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) revolution.
Backplanes typically are designed to support at least PCI Express Gen3 speeds, with options that accommodate VITA 66 (for optical) or VITA 67 (for RF).
SOSA, HOST, MOSA, VITA, and a host of other new and emerging open-systems industry standards are coming to bear on the most performance-demanding aerospace and defense applications...
Options for this aerospace backplane include conformal coating and the installation of Rear Transition Module (RTM) connectors.
Today’s powerful server-grade microprocessors are pushing systems designers toward ever-faster data throughput, innovative power control and thermal management, industry standards...
Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components are being embraced so the technology can be serviced at the base instead of waiting for specialized parts or sending the system back...
Monitoring of at least six temperature sensors and 10 fans is available on the SHM200 with custom options available.
Chassis accepts various card guide and rail options, including OpenVPX, CompactPCI Serial, VME64x, or other Eurocard in a horizontal-mount design.