Bohemia, New York (August 18, 2003) - Data Device Corporation is pleased to announce its new partnership with Green Hills Software, Inc., and the resulting compatibility of DDC’s leading-edge BU-65566 card with Green Hills’ INTEGRITY® Software. By running the MIL-STD-1553 BU-65566 card on the INTEGRITY OS, users will benefit from increased reliability, improved security, and quintessential real-time operations.

Bohemia, New York (June 25, 2003) - Data Device Corporation (DDC) a leader in data networking technology for military applications announced today the introduction of its FibreAccessTM series of 2Gb/s Fibre Channel Network Interface Controllers. DDC has designed the FC-75000 Fibre Access Card from the ground up to meet the demanding challenges of flight critical military applications and harsh military environments. Fibre Access Cards feature a dual redundant architecture with autonomous failover or dual independent channels, low memory to memory message latency, deterministic autonomous message scheduling, and built in avionics upper layer protocols on conduction cooled PMC card making it ideally suited for the most rigorous military applications. "Our focus throughout the entire product definition, design and development phases has been to provide a design that guarantees highly deterministic performance required by flight critical and mission critical applications" said Todd Decker, Marketing Manager at DDC for Data Networking Components. Features such as implicit login, priority message scheduling and support of avionics protocols found in ANSI Technical Report "Fibre Channel for Avionics Environments" (FC-AE) such as ASM and FC/AE-1553 make the Fibre Access technology especially well suited for military oriented applications. Fibre Access employs a flexible FPGA based architecture that allows DDC to tailor the design to meet the specific needs of applications and to support the multi-decade life cycles of military programs.

Bohemia, New York, May 30, 2003 - Data Device Corporation announces the release of a new 1 minute accuracy option for its low cost resolver-to-digital monolithic converter, the RD-19230FX. The RD19230FX provides higher accuracy than was previously available in a resolver-to-digital converter. “Today’s motion control engineers require higher accuracy converters to improve efficiency and meet tighter tolerances” say’s Jack Redus, Marketing Manager for DDC’s Motion Control Product Line. The RD-19230FX also provides features such as programmable 10, 12, 14, and 16-bit resolution, dual bandwidth and tracking rates, +5 volt only input power, internal synthesized reference, and A quad B encoder emulation. Typical applications include motor control, radar antenna position, machine tool control, robotics, and process control. The RD-19230FX is available with operating temperature ranges of —40 to +85oC (RD-19230FX-205) and 0 to 70oC (RD-19230FX-305). The RD-19230FX utilizes a 10 x 10 mm, 64-pin, plastic quad flat pack.

Bohemia, NY (February 24, 2003) - Data Device Corporation, a leading provider of high reliability data networking technology, introduces a new Enhanced Bit Rate (EBR) 1553 PC/104 card built with its field proven Enhanced Mini-ACE™ 1553 core. The Enhanced Bit Rate 1553 is a next generation 10Mb/s version, of MIL-STD-1553 compliant with the SAE Miniature Munitions/Store Interface or MMSI standard.

Bohemia, New York (January 24, 2003) - Data Device Corporation is pleased to announce the new BU-65566 MIL-STD-1553 PMC card. The new card provides a complete COTS solution for interfacing between a PCI bus and one or more 1553 data buses. The next generation of DDC's BU-65565, the conduction-cooled BU-65566 enables faster (66 MHz) processing, features a secondary thermal interface that meets the VITA-20-2001 specification, and runs on only 5 volts.