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Open standards play a crucial role in the development of electronics for the defense industry. In 2019, when the Department of Defense (DoD) released the Tri-Service memo, companies were directed to implement a MOSA (Modular Open Systems Approach) approach – a set of principles and practices aimed at promoting modularity and interoperability in system architectures.
This directive validated the efforts of many companies and organizations that had been working towards developing and implementing open standards like VPX (VITA 46), published in 2007, for decades. As technology continues to develop, VPX has evolved into additional standards such as OpenVPX, and has been leveraged by other technical standards like SOSA™ (Sensor Open Systems Architecture) for C5ISR applications.
In the full article, LCR Embedded goes on to discuss:
- The goal of open standards
- The benefits of each standard
- VPX and SOSA working together
Both VPX and SOSA contribute to the development of open, modular and interoperable systems in the defense and aerospace industries. Each standard provides a foundation for the creation of adaptable and future-proof systems in keeping with MOSA directives.
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