A complete SDR, processor and data storage unit built on Trident’s VPXmodules suitable for a wide range of mission applications. Built with anEMI/EMC hardened chassis, integrated power supplies and flexible I/O, it ismodular and customizable; the ideal solution for modern space missions.

Highly Reliable

TRL9 on several LEO missions, a proven Radiation Effects Mitigated architecture, coupled with radiation-tolerant components, redundancy and a robust mechanical design, provide a low C-SWaP, high reliability platform for operation in harsh orbital and interplanetary environments.

Highly Integrated

The MFREU combines Trident’s xDRT modules with support modules for a complete unit-level solution. Based on our powerful, flexible multifunction process architecture, programmability over all key RF/Processing features is available in a very small size, weight, and power footprint. SpaceVPX compatibility provides modularity, scalability and simplifies integration of peripherals and additional capability.

MFREU

MULTIFUNCTION RF ELECTRONICS UNIT & ON-BOARD PROCESSOR

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Several Standard Configurations With Customization Available

Space Qualified MFREU and ProcessorForm‐Factor Engineering Development Models and Rapid Response Flight Units

Hardware, Software and Firmware customization available

Interfaces Multifunction Reconfigurability

– Multiple FPGA/Processor boot load options– Primary/Redundant NOR Flash– Dynamically Reconfigurable– On-orbit re-programmability

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10201 Fairfax Blvd, Suite 300Fairfax, VA 22030

www.tridsys.com703-273-1012

Because we are constantly improving our products, these specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Typical Specifications

– Module Compatibility– RF Modalities– Card Positions– Size and Weight– Power Supply– Power Consumption– Temperature

SQDRT (V5QV), UDRT (XQ-ZU19EG), RDRT (XQ-ZU28DR) and VDRT (XQ-VC1902)Synthetic Aperture Radar, Communications, Receiver/Processor, Arbitrary TransmitterScalable; 3 to 7 slots Typical; high-speed backplane inter-module connectivity11" x 12" (baseplate) x 6" Typical, < 13 kg+28 VDC MIL-STD-704 and MIL-STD-461E Filtered, 300 W; primary and redundantConfiguration Dependent; 50 W to 200 W+; flexible low-power/standby modes-20' C to + 50' C Operation (at baseplate)

Serial Rapid IO, SERDESGigE/UDP, SpaceWire, CAN bus, CustomRS-422, LVDS, LVTTL, CustomPSU Select/Enable, Module Select/Enable50 ohm single ended, high-densityInternal or External1 PPSSpaceVPX/OpenVPX per VITA 78/65Isolated, Filtered MIL-DTL 38999

– High speed data– Control & low speed data– General Purpose I/O– Discrete Enables– RF– Reference & Sample Clocks– Synchronization– Backplane Interface– Power

Multi-Function RF Unit

– Up to 8 Transmit Channels per card– Up to 8 Receive Channels per card– 12-to-14-Bit DAC/ADC Options– DC - 6 GHz+ without RF Converter– Internal/External RF Converter Options– Interleaved Operation to >6 GSps

– Card Synchronization– Internal or External Ref/Sample CLK– Up to 1 TB Storage per card– Redundancy Features– Customization Available

– Up to 4 UDRTs (ZU19EG) per PSU– Up to 12 SERDES per UDRT– 1 & 10 GigE inter-module mesh– 50 Gbit PL DDR4 Read/Write– Dynamic Reconfigurability

On-Board Processor

– Built-In-Test and HW Monitoring– FW/SW Deployment Options– Redundancy Features– Up to 1 TB Storage per card– Customization Available