S-A6640 | Unmanaged Ethernet Switch for Space
The S-A6640 is the space industry’s first standalone SFF Ethernet switch designed and tested for NEO and LEO missions. The unmanaged Ethernet switch/router features 12×1 GE copper ports and uses IP and Ethernet protocols to help lower costs and significantly improve time-to-market for small satellite constellations as well as manned missions. Packaged in a rad-tolerant SFF, the S-A6440 can be easily installed, and significantly lowers the risk of communication-related failures in space.
In addition to serving as the centerpiece of the Aitech Space Digital Backbone (DBB) architecture for LEO/NEO applications, the new switch operates as the main connectivity hub for any small satellite or human rated space mission, for interconnecting all electronic equipment on board.
- 12x 10/100/1000 Base-T Ports
- Full Wire-speed Non-blocking Forwarding
- Access Control List (ACL) Support
- QoS Packet Scheduling
- Port Mirroring
- Jumbo Frame Support (10 kB)
- Fast Boot
- System Resources
- Temperature Sensors
- Watchdog
- Power Monitor
- Vibration and Shock Resistant
- Lightning Protection
- D38999 I/O and Power Connectors
- EMI/RFI Filtering
- Environmentally Sealed (IP54)
MCS6640-1-00
Set of Front Panel Mating Connectors
TCA6640-J1-00
J1 Power Cable
TCA6640-J2-00
J2 I/O Breakout Cable (12x 1000Base-T, Reset)
PS24-150-00
24 Vdc/150 W External Power Supply (100 – 240 Vac input)
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