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The Moog Cascade SBC has critical security protection features.
Moog Inc. specializes in radiation-tolerant and radiation-hardened flight computers, memory processors and storage, graphics processing units, and critical avionics for government and commercial applications.
The Moog Cascade SBC was developed through an internal research and development program in association with Microchip Technology.
The Moog Cascade SBC incorporates advanced fault-tolerance and correction features.
The Moog Cascade SBC is a high-speed, radiation-hardened space computer for multi-mission, bus/payload applications for all orbital regimes.
The Moog Cascade SBC is designed to support the next generation of on-orbit computing needs.
The Moog Cascade SBC features Microchip's PIC64-HPSC microprocessor, which is a radiation-hardened, 10-core, RISC-V® processor.
The collaboration between Moog and Microchip has allowed for an accelerated development cycle and faster time to market.
Moog's heritage extends across all orbital missions from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) through Geostationary Orbit (GEO) to deep space.
The Moog Cascade SBC includes Layer 2 ethernet switch capabilities for data communications.
Moog Inc.'s high-performance systems control military and commercial aircraft, satellites, space vehicles, launch vehicles, missiles, automated industrial machinery, and marine and medical equipment.
Chris Hodge is the General Manager of Moog Avionics.
Moog Inc. is a worldwide designer, manufacturer, and integrator of precision motion control components and systems.
The Moog Cascade SBC incorporates a SpaceVPX interface that is aligned with SOSA standards for maximum interoperability.
Moog Inc. has announced the development of its newest space computer named the Moog Cascade Single Board Computer (SBC).
L3Harris subcontracted with Moog to provide satellite buses and software worth a total of $77,900,000 to fulfill two prime contracts.
Moog eventually delivered the satellite buses and the Space Development Agency launched L3Harris’ satellites in February.
L3Harris Technologies sued Moog Inc. in federal court alleging Moog failed to timely deliver critical satellite components and provided defective parts.
Moog has designed and developed mission-critical solutions for Apollo, Artemis, Earth observation, and national security missions for more than 60 years.
United Launch Alliance awarded Moog 'Supplier of the Year for Innovation' in 2023.