The future of standardised defence platforms using MOSA, SOSA and VPX open architectures

Supplied by Vicor Corporation on Monday, 05 December, 2022

Recent trends in the defence industry show there is a convergence towards standardising electronic systems using open standards to increase interoperability, scalability and reliability; reduce system costs; and minimise the number of custom electronics designs that increase overhead and maintenance.

Learn about the MOSA, SOSA and VPX approach to power management and how it is raising the bar for defence electronics.

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