Abaco launcht Rugged NVP2102 XMC: 2,3 TFLOPS Peak, CUDA & OpenCL Ready

Abaco Systems hat das NVP2102 vorgestellt, ein High-Performance XMC Graphics und Video Capture Board engineered für Rugged, Mission-Critical Environments. Powered by the NVIDIA Pascal P2000 GPU – 768 CUDA Cores und 4 GB GDDR5 Memory – liefert das Board beeindruckende 2,3 TFLOPS Peak Performance während es beide CUDA und OpenCL Frameworks unterstützt.

Deployment und Anwendungen

Designed für Deployment auf Battlefield Platforms wo Space, Weight und Power (SWaP) Constraints Paramount sind, brilliert das NVP2102 in Applications wie Situational Awareness, Signals Intelligence, ISR, Radar und Advanced Machine-Learning Workloads. Seine Parallel Architecture Makes It An Ideal Platform Für GPGPU Tasks Including Autonomous Decision-Making und Real-Time Data Analysis.

Video Capabilities

• Four 3G-SDI Inputs, Each Capable of 1080p at 60 fps
• Two 3G-SDI Outputs, Also Supporting 1080p60
• Two DisplayPort 1.4 Outputs Delivering 4K Resolution at 60 Hz
• VGA Support für Legacy Displays

Video Codec und Latency

Das Board Provides Also Hardware-Accelerated H.265 (HEVC) und H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC) Encode/Decode, Ensuring Efficient Video Processing Across a Range of Codecs. Latency Is Minimized Through a Direct Host-Computer Interface und Direct Capture to GPU Memory – Critical für Electronic-Warfare Applications Where Milliseconds Matter.

Ruggedness und Integration

Meeting MIL-STD-810G, Operates the NVP2102 Reliably From –40 °C to +85 °C in a Conduction-Cooled Configuration und From –40 °C to +70 °C When Air-Cooled, Guaranteeing Performance in Extreme Conditions. Integration Is Further Simplified by Abacos AXIS ImageFlex Toolkit, Which Accelerates Development of High-Performance Image-Processing, Visualization und Autonomy Applications. AXIS ImageFlex Supports OpenGL, OpenCL, CUDA und OpenCV, Enabling Seamless GPU-Centric Workflows on Size-and-Weight-Constrained Platforms.