The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking information on vendors that can provide a Transceiver-based Optical Pulse Generator Development Platform. The platform must include a PCIe connector, at least four QSFP-DD cages, at least 16 GB of RAM, and external PPS and 10 MHz clock inputs. The generator board must be a commercial product with multiple units operating successfully in the field, and it must be covered by the original manufacturer's full warranty. Interested vendors should submit electronic copies of their capability statements, which should include company profiles, product specifications, and other relevant information.
Some key points to consider are:
• The platform must be compatible with Xilinx brand equipment.
• The generator board must include at least two slots for at least 8 GB of RAM each.
• The generator FPGA must be from Xilinx and have a size equal to or larger than a Virtex UltraScale+ with 26.5 Gb/s or faster transceivers connected to the QSFP-DD cages.
• The platform must be able to communicate with the generator FPGA over a USB 2 or 3 connection.
• The vendor must provide a new, not refurbished or reconditioned, item covered by the original manufacturer's full warranty.
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