TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL


RAFI's mono button RAMO C has the special touch


GrammaTech at


embedded world 2017 Hall 4, booth 658 CodeSonar 4.5 – additional integration capabilities and increased support


A t Embedded World, GrammaTech, a leading developer of software assurance tools and


advanced cyber security solutions, will unveil the newest version 4.5 of its flagship product CodeSonar, the most powerful static analysis system available today.


security motivated customers,


CodeSonar 4.5 is focused on safety and with additional


integration capabilities including Microsoft Visual Studio and increased support for C++ 14. A new management dashboard will provide unique value to non-technical QA,


development, and product


managers looking to gain understanding of software risks at high level. CodeSonar is the only commercial static analysis solution on the market that provides binary analysis technology for Intel and Arm processors. Without assessing the safety, quality and security of open-source, third party, and legacy code, companies analysing this code and providing visual aids to help users understand where their code is vulnerable. Embedded developers worldwide use CodeSonar to find and fix quality, safety, and security issues in their code.


GrammaTech, Inc.  +1-607-273-7340


 www.grammatech.com


Product Spotlight: NVG Compatible Lamps


NVG Compatible Lamps


All of our NVG compatible lamps are customisable to fit with the required specification, and can be produced in varying mounting sizes, voltages, current and intensities.


5mm Sub Miniature Sunlight Viewable & NVG Options OXL/MIL50


-5mm mounting -60° viewing angle


8mm Panel Sealed Sunlight Viewable & NVG Options PS/LH/8


D


uring tactical operations it is often necessary for military personnel to wear night vision


goggles, in order to facilitate operations during these times Oxley has produced a range of night vision compatible lamps. Below we have listed just a few of the NVG compatible lamps, their specifications and their uses on military land vehicles and aircraft.


Main Uses


The NVG compatible lamps are used in conjunction with operators wearing Night Vision Goggles and have several important uses inside military vehicles and aircraft cockpits. These particular LEDs can be used for caution, warning and indicator switches. The range of lamps are exceptionally rugged,


with operating


temperatures between -40°C and +85°C, and a lifespan of up to 90,000 hours.


-8mm mounting


-30° or 100° viewing angle -Short body makes it ideal for space saving


8mm Sealed top & rear Sunlight Viewable & NVG Options STR/LH/8


-8mm mounting


-30° or 100° viewing angle -Visible up to 100,000 LUX ambient illumination


8mm Rear Mounting Sunlight Viewable & NVG Options STR501/LH/8


-8mm mounting -30°, 60° or 100° viewing angle -Flat diffused lens


Oxley Group  01229 483226  www.oxleygroup.com


/ ELECTRONICS


fus™A7UL – low-cost and low-power efus™ module with NXP i.MX 6UltraLite ARM® Cortex®-A7 applications processor. The latest efus™ module features Freescale’s i.MX 6UltraLite processor. The i.MX6UL is perfectly suited for cost and space constrained applications, where power efficiency, small form factor and security are critical. It is also the smallest, most secure and most energy- efficient ARM®-based applications processor.


E


efus™ follows the "EasyLayout" standard, a concept of no crossing lines or avoidable through holes, enabling base boards with four layers only.


• NXP i.MX 6UltraLite applications processor Cortex®-A7 – 696MHz • 1GB SLC NAND Flash, 1GB RAM, 32GB eMMC • LCD Interface for TFT: RGB up to WXGA resolution, 18 Bit • 2x Ethernet 10/ 100Mbit • 4x UART, 2x CAN, 2x I2C, 2x SPI • 2x SD Card Slot (external), Audio (via I2S external)


• Touch (4-wire and PCAP via I2C, external) • WLAN IEEE802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth BT3.0 • Linux (Buildroot/Yocto), • 5V (2W typ.), 230Pin MXM2, 47 x 62mm • 0°C - +70°C (-20°C - +85°C opt.)


Manhattan Skyline  01344 307733  www.mansky.co.uk


ELECTRONICS | MARCH 2017 35 efus™A7UL T


he mono buttons from RAFI's new range RAMO C combine capacitive touch input, a variety of lighting options, and an elegant design within a robust, single housing. Due to the wear-free capacitive input technology and a fully sealed housing, RAMO buttons are ideally suited for use in harsh environments. The single- case housing design and four-pole plug & play connection with M8 or M12 thread sizes ensure a fast, safe installation. RAMO buttons are sized for standard 22.3 and 30.3 mm mounting


holes. They keep a very low profile and are available with square and round collars. The integrated LED provides a uniform illumination of the entire actuator surface. The light is red when not actuated and turns green when actuated. By applying a signal to pin 2, the button can also serve to indicate other status information by flashing red. An interruption of the power supply triggers white flashing to alert the user.


RAFI GmbH & Co. KG  +49 . 751 . 891 307  www.rafi.de


Data Logging/Sensor enclosures from Evatron T


he sturdy, yet simple features of our sensor cases and control units make them unobtrusive and ideal for domestic, commercial and office applications.


These versatile, attractive


and discreet ABS enclosures are available in white, off white, light grey and black.


Ventilation allows free airflow making


them an ideal housing for thermostats, sensor probes and all temperature, gas and humidity sensing applications. Whatever the application, we have a range of options to meet your needs, with most sensor enclosures having PCB mounts in the base and lid plus pre-drilled wall mounting points.


In addition,


Evatron can provide a competitive machining and printing service to customise and brand your enclosure – please ask us to quote.


Evatron  01908 325100  www.evatron.com


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