MicroTCA™: Compact, Flexible,
Economical Shelf Architecture for Telecom Systems Abstract: MicroTCA (Micro Telecommunications Computing Architecture or MTCA.0) is an open system-level chassis specification developed by PICMG (PCI Manufacturers Group) for low-cost, small-form-factor utilizing AdvancedMC modules plugged directly into a backplane. MicroTCA is defined to be complementary to AdvancedTCA targeting edge and access applications, customer premises equipment (CPE) and other applications where cost and size are major constraints including: data centers, industrial control and medical. Emerson Network Power’s Embedded Computing business continues to take an active role in the Primmer subcommittee. It is an early MicroTCA technology provider, and is fully engaged in helping drive the specification in making it a reality for the telecom space Product Testing: Creating Meaningful Test Data for Our Customers Abstract: As Emerson Network Power Embedded Computing creates more complex products, and as the rules and regulations governing the operation of those products become more diverse, challenges will arise as to how to test our products to ensure that the needs of our customers are met. To be ready for these challenges, Emerson Network Power Embedded Computing’s regulatory department must stay a step ahead and work with various groups to find innovative ways to effectively test our products and meet new and existing standards—maintaining a reliable end product of superior quality and performance. Demonstrating Software Reliability Abstract: The terms “Reliability”, “High Availability” and “Carrier Grade” have become common in the context of communications equipment in particular, and the broader context of Embedded Systems as a whole. In many cases, the terms are used synonymously, which is confusing – as they are quite distinct. Introduction to Sigtran Abstract: Sigtran is a working group of the IETF, formed in 1999, and tasked with defining an architecture for the transport of real-time signaling data over IP networks. Its work culminated in not just the architecture, but also the definition of a suite of protocols to carry SS7 and ISDN messages over IP. This protocol suite is made up of a new transport layer – the Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) – and a set of User Adaptation (UA) layers which mimic the services of the lower layers of SS7 and ISDN. Bundled Solutions: A White Paper Abstract: Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) are facing tough times ahead as they strive to improve their businesses. Core to this are the ’Make versus Buy’ decisions they face during every new product development. A significant trend is emerging towards the ’Buy’ decision, resulting in the outsourcing for new technology. |
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