Product category:
Networking Hardware
News Release from: Emerson Network Power Embedded Computing
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 06 June 2006
IMS and signalling demonstrated at
Globalcomm
Emerson Network Power Embedded Computing is hosting IMS and signalling demonstrations at Globalcomm using its new AdvancedTCA blades, AdvancedMC modules and MicroTCA systems.
Emerson Network Power's new Embedded Computing business, formerly Artesyn Communication Products, is hosting a series of IMS and signalling demonstrations at Globalcomm using its new AdvancedTCA blades, AdvancedMC modules and MicroTCA systems Emerson will demonstrate video streaming and videoconferencing applications on its new KAT4000 AdvancedTCA blade and MicroTCA development system
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 16 Jan 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The hot-swappable KosaiPM gives telecomms OEMs an easy way to add processing power to AdvancedTCA or proprietary systems equipped with Advanced Mezzanine Card expansion bays.
Emerson will also demonstrate new platform and protocol management software.
"AdvancedTCA, AdvancedMC and MicroTCA are quickly becoming the open architecture platforms of choice among network equipment providers who want to outsource their platform design to contain cost and speed time to market", said Todd Wynia, Vice President of product management for Emerson's new Embedded Computing business.
"At Globalcomm, we will demonstrate how these versatile platforms can be used to host a broad range of telecom infrastructure applications, including IMS and application hosting".
Emerson will use AdvancedTCA and MicroTCA shelves to perform the demonstrations.
The ATCA shelf will feature Emerson's KAT4000, a configurable ATCA blade with expansion sites for up to four AdvancedMC modules.
KAT4000 blades equipped with DSP media processing modules from partner Surf Communications will be used to perform the IMS video streaming and videoconferencing-over-IP applications.
A separate demonstration will show how Emerson's new middleware can be used to provide shelf management and protocol configuration.
Emerson will perform a pair of demos using its new 12-slot MicroTCA development system, which is equipped with a MicroTCA carrier hub (MCH) module, power supply, fat pipe switch module, application/protocol processing, and platform management software.
In the first demo, KosaiPM AdvancedMC modules plugged directly into the MicroTCA chassis will perform application hosting.
Surf modules will perform IMS video streaming and videoconferencing.
In the second demo, a KosaiPM module running Linux from a hard drive will perform videoconferencing.
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