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04/07/09

CIB Portability


Category: General
Posted by: xenotran

LINTHICUM, MD (4/7/09) -- The Xenotran Corporation (www.xenotran.com), a leading provider of digital communications and software defined radio solutions, continues to lead development of usable CIB/IW solutions. Xenotran's milestones include providing the MIL-STD-181C solution for the Phase I Test Controller, demonstration of the first DAMA Phase II CIB login utilizing full demand assignment capable MIL-STD-182B & MIL-STD-183B modules, and the first demonstration of MIL-STD-186 report layer transactions through the MIL-STD-183B multiple access layer.

Additionally, after completing the VxWorks architecture and Workbench IDE training, Xenotran has successfully ported the CIB system to a POSIX compliant system.

POSIX compliance allows system code to run on several platforms: including VxWorks 5.5, 6.5 & 6.6, embedded XP, and secure embedded Linux (SE Linux).

Xenotran is also nearing completion of validating individual layers 182B, 183B and 186 against MIL-STD specifications.

Xenotran is able to offer our customers, a quick, efficient way to integrate CIB functionality all program/product needs.

About Xenotran Corporation

Xenotran specialize in the analysis, design and implementation of digital communication components used in wireless communication systems - including satellite and terrestrial systems. Their engineering teams are experienced in applying state-of-the-art digital signal processing techniques to solve communication system design requirements. Xenotran has demonstrated software development and engineering leadership on the latest Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Satellite Communications (SATCOM) programs and Xenotran's Integrated Waveforms (IW) are compliant with the newest military standards (MIL STD) - MIL-STD-188-181C, -182B, -183B, -186. Xenotran is currently developing the industry reference for the Common Interactive Broadcast (CIB) and Joint Tactical Terminal (JTT) waveform, and Xenotran's SCA compliant Software Defined Radio technology will drive the efforts to alleviate critical bandwidth shortages for new and existing DoD deployed radios.

Xenotran's headquarters is located near the Baltimore-Washington Airport. The headquarters address is 513 Progress Drive, Suite M, Linthicum, MD 21090. The main office number is 1-410-636-3006.


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