The HPx-346 is a compact unit that digitizes analog data from radars and converts it to UDP packets for distribution over Ethernet. Based on a low-power ARM/FPGA-based System on Chip (SoC) that consumes less than 5W and boots up in under ten seconds, it accepts radar video, trigger and azimuth (ACP/ARP) signals, and can be interfaced to over 80 models of currently-available and legacy radars.
The unit offers 100 MHz sampling and features lossless video compression options to save bandwidth. It supports a range of open standards such as ASTERIX CAT-240, allowing data to be received and decoded with no additional software requirements.
The HPx-346 is available in small form factor enclosed and 19″ rackmount form factors, as well as an OEM card for developers and system integrators. It can be configured, controlled and monitored via a convenient and intuitive web browser interface, with no additional programming required.
