Company Profile:
Pentek
Pentek develops, manufactures and markets innovative DSP systems to original equipment manufacturers, distributors and value-added resellers. Pentek offers powerful VME, VXS, PMC, XMC, cPCI and PCI boards for data acquisition, software radio and digital signal processing featuring Texas Instruments C6000 DSPs, Freescale G4 PowerPCs and Xilinx FPGAs. Pentek's I/O includes A/Ds, D/As, FPGAs, digital up/downconverters and more. Pentek equips all products with high-performance I/O including Gigabit serial interfaces and offers strong DSP software support.
Latest Pentek Products
Pentek PMC transceiver has 12-bit 500MHz channels
September 09 2009 - Pentek’s 7158 data converter is its highest-frequency PMC/XMC transceiver module... more
Pentek 7156 dual channel transceiver PMC module
June 09 2009 - A dual channel transceiver is Pentek's latest PMC module, comprising two 400MHz A/D converters with 14-bit resolution and two 800MHz D/A converters with 16-bit resolution. ... more
Pentek Model 7153 digital down converter (DDC)
November 17 2008 - Pentek's Model 7153 digital down converter (DDC) is a four-channel, high-speed digitiser PMC module.... more
Pentek announces VME/VXS Board with unique interface combination
January 30 2008 - Pentek, one of the pioneers of VME board-level technology, today released its Model 4207, the company's flagship product for high-performance digital signal processing and data-acquisition systems.... more
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