The CAVU OBC-1 is a cutting-edge, FPGA-based satellite computing system that stands as a testament to advancements in space technology. It's meticulously designed to ensure reliability and efficiency, making it an indispensable tool for critical space missions.

The system's architecture is flexible, allowing it to be easily scaled up with the same module to create a redundant satellite computer, thereby enhancing its robustness and reliability. This means that if one module fails, the other can seamlessly take over its functions, ensuring the uninterrupted operation of your satellite system.

The system is designed to resist space hazards like radiation, cosmic rays, and solar flares using Microchip/Microsemi SmartFusion2 Flash-Based FPGA, which is SEU immune and consumes less power than conventional SRAM-based FPGA architectures.

The OBC-1 module compatible with a wide range of sensors and actuators, providing precise control over satellite systems. It supports various interfaces and 100 GPIOs & 32CH ADCs, making it a comprehensive solution for AOCS (Attitude and Orbit Control System) and Power Management computing requirements.

The module offers high levels of control and adaptability, allowing customization to meet specific demands. The company takes pride in offering OBC-1, one of the most advanced technologies available in the satellite industry.

KEY FEATURES
Single Board Flash Based FPGA Computer
Scalable to more than 1 Board as Redundant
Up to 3 Selectable Boot Regions from Bootloader
Fully Customizable