3 A G2 Series (G2T) bout the Company Global Leader in Switching Technology
Universal Switching Corporation is an internationally recognized leader in the switching industry that manufactures “state-of-the- art” switching and distribution equipment. Since 1992, the USC commitment to Continuous-Process-Improvement and cutting- edge technology has been combined to provide a unique blend of cost effective and high quality products.
With a corporate culture that includes a modern facility in Burbank, talented personnel, comprehensive Quality Management System and ISO 9001:2008 certification, USC provides a standard 2-Year warranty for all equipment, and optional 5-Year warranties.
Product Line Offering
A broad product line of switching systems, switching modules and distribution units span a frequency range from DC to 40GHz. Signal types include AC/DC power switching, audio, ATE instrumentation, composite video, SD, HD, 4K, HF, RF, IF and L-Band signals, high res- olution RGB+HV video, high speed ‘422, LVDS, PECL or ECL digital data, small and large L-Band products, plus other >3GHz signals all the way to 40GHz.
Embedded controllers and software are utilized throughout the product line to provide fast, accurate and easy control and moni- toring. Adapter panels and remote control panels provide config- urability to meet unique interface and control requirements.
Product Line Expansion and Legacy Items
With the acquisition of Matrix Systems Corporation’s (MSC) switch- ing product line in 2007, the USC product line now includes a num- ber of unique relay modules in support of existing system installa- tions throughout the world. A number of USC product enhance- ments have further improved this proven product line.
COTS Solutions
Leading the automated switching industry with the largest cross- point capacity, programmable switching systems and modules are available in “off the shelf” configurations to solve time-sensitive switching requirements. Rather than long lead times for special, modified or custom ordered equipment like other manufacturers, USC’s “off the shelf” configurations provide turn-key solutions in real time by utilizing the full spectrum of current technology coupled with the latest in design and manufacturing techniques.
In addition to “turn-key” solutions, USC provides custom or EOEM systems and modules with minimal lead time and expedited deliv- ery. USC specializes in switching and distribution products and equipment which supports or connects to switching equipment, but also has resources and engineering expertise to fulfill any switching related need including requirement evaluation, system design, translation, distribution and system integration.
Switching Experience
With a core competency in the switching arena, USC is focused on switching and distribution needs within a variety of industries and the direction of future requirements. A range of USC products are used in the most sensitive of areas requiring high reliability like aerospace and defense, surveillance stations, satellite communi- cations, as well as “everyday” production testing and evaluation applications.
Ÿ Flexible system architecture Ÿ Hot swap power supplies via front panel Ÿ Efficient modular design Ÿ Common control and command protocol Ÿ Compact physical format Ÿ Ÿ
Multiple configurations in one box
Simple logistics for sparing items Scalable Switching Arrays
The scalable design concept used in the revolutionary System S256xF combines the latest in component technology and advanced control and monitoring features. The scalable design is suitable for data, telemetry or digital data, and up to 1024x1024 in a compact 5RU rack mounted “building-block” package. The System S256xF features hot-swap modules and hot-swap power supplies as standard features with optional dual CPUs to meet unique switching control and system requirements.
Technological Accomplishments
Globally recognized industry accomplishments include our evolv- ing field proven G2 Series product line introduced in 2001, the rev- olutionary System S256xF units, C3 Controller, and our new com- pact high performance digital and analog product lines. Most of our new or upgraded products are highlighted in this short form.
Product Development
Ongoing product development is the driving force behind advanced and innovative designs. USC continues to lead rather than follow the switching industry by investing resources in research and development. New digital types, LXI standards, Tri- Stage, touchscreens, and the rugged CAS (Critical Application System) represent the corporate commitment to Continuous- Process-Improvement and product development.
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New product development and designs are regularly introduced on our website, but feel free to contact one of our engineering rep- resentatives or the factory directly for consultation. We are confi- dent that a solution to your technical requirement is available.
The G2 Series modular product line continues to evolve and offers a host of features and improvements including high performance configurations, fully shielded modules, hot-swap module technolo- gy, field-upgradeable firmware, plus optional redundant CPU and power supply configurations. Ethernet (TCP/IP) control has been a USC standard for more than 15 years while other manufacturers are just now embracing the technology. Our C3 CPU is LXI compli- ant with TCP/IP, and has a host of new capabilities including a USB control port, SNMP and IPV6. A new C3-Lite controller is being intro- duced where legacy needs don’t need to be met.
Our G2T touchscreen rack mount mainframes Model G2T4 2RU mainframe and controller
Modular products are typically more cost effective than trying to configure “dedicated purpose” boxes that are the mainstay for many of our competitors. The advantages of our modular systems offered, like our G2 Series, are as follows:
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