The SWI-22-10 is a rugged Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) Gigabit Ethernet switch card optimized for Size, Weight and Power (SwaP) sensitive embedded military and civilian computer network systems applications. Featuring advanced Layer 2 networking features with up to 20 ports of 10/100/1000Mbps connectivity, an integrated management processor, low power consumption, and robust carrier Ethernet software features, the SWI-22-10 enables reliable local area network (LAN) switching across extended operating temperature ranges (-40 to +85C) and extreme shock/vibration for technology refresh and new system designs. With a compact PCI/104-Express form factor (approx. 3.6” x 3.8”) featuring either eight (8) or twenty (20) ports of 1000BaseT Ethernet, the SWI-22-10 is one of the smallest rugged Gigabit Ethernet switches available and an ideal solution for connecting a large number of IP-enabled embedded devices, including computers, cameras, sensors, and command-and-control equipment deployed in manned and unmanned system platforms at the network edge.
This fully managed Layer 2 switch card supports IPv4 and IPv6 multicast traffic, Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs), port control (speed / mode / statistics, flow control), Quality of Service (QoS) traffic prioritization, Link Aggregation (802.3ad), SNMPv1/v2/v3 management, secure authentication (802.1X, ACLs, Web/CLI), redundancy (RSTP/MSTP), precision timing (IEEE-1588v2), port monitoring, IGMP Snooping, and data zeroization. The unit also supports Layer 3 IPv4 / IPv6 unicast static routing for IP routing to attached WAN / radio ports. The SWI-22-10 is designed to integrate with open-architecture PCI-104, PCIe104, PC/104-Plus, PCI/104-Express, EPIC, or EBX systems, as well as non-PC/104 embedded systems, while flexibly supporting either CAT5e cabling or cableless (board-to-board) termination of the Ethernet signals. The SWI-22-10 is available as a standalone card or pre-integrated into the DuraNET 20-10 switch subsystem. The board can also be integrated by Curtiss-Wright into other rugged enclosures and/or combined with PC/104-based DuraMAR mobile routers or DuraCOR mission computers subsystems.
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