ASELSAN received an award in the world's most prestigious electronic design competition with its avionics processor board. The results of the PCB Technology Leadership Awards (TLA)-2015 competition, organized for the 26th time by Mentor Graphics in the field of Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Technology, have been announced.
ASELSAN participated in the competition with its VPX-based “AVPX-C4C Avionics Processor Board”. The company distinguished itself from its competitors and came in second in the “defense, aviation and space” category, described as the most challenging category of the competition.
The competition is organized in six categories under the main headings of "Defense, Aerospace", "Computer and Memory Systems", "Consumer Electronics", "Industrial Control", "Telecommunications" and "Automotive".
The electronic circuit board designs submitted to the competition are evaluated by a jury panel, each member of which is an expert in the electronics industry and internationally renowned, based on characteristics such as size, number of layers, spacing between lines, number of holes, number of signals, number of connections, and number of high-speed signals.
In 2012, ASELSAN also won first place in the "Defense, Aerospace and Space" category, surpassing Israel's IAI Elta. In previous years, the first and second place winners in this category included some of the world's leading defense industry companies such as NASA, General Electric, Selex Galileo, L-3 Avionics Systems, General Dynamics, BAE, DRS, and Astrium. By winning first and second place awards within three years, ASELSAN has once again proven its success on the international stage.
“The ”AVPX-C4C Avionics Processor Board” is used in ASELSAN's new generation avionics display and cockpit equipment developed for civil and military aircraft. Developed by pushing the boundaries of electronic design technologies, this board boasts high performance and, thanks to its high-speed and diverse communication protocols, can be easily adapted to different aircraft platforms with just software changes.
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