Cobham Gaisler AB provides IP cores and supporting development tools for embedded processors based on the SPARC architecture. We specialize in digital hardware design for both commercial and aerospace applications
Rad-Hard Dual-Core System-on-Chip
Dual-Core LEON3-FTGR712RC Radiation-hard Dual-Core LEON3-FT Processor, 200 MIPS, 200 MFLOPS |
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 GR712RC CQFP-240 |
Rad-Hard Quad-Core System-on-Chip
Quad-Core LEON4-FTGR740 Quad-Core LEON4-FT Processor, 1000 MIPS, 1000 MFLOPS |
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 GR740 SoC in LGA-625 |
Latest Releases
| LEON/GRLIB bitstreams for RTG4 GRLIB IP Library 2018.3-b4226 GR712RC user's manual 2.12 GR712RC data sheet 2.4 GR712RC-BOARD document 0.13 GR740 user's manual 2.0 GR718B user's manual 3.3 LEON3FT-RTAX document 1.9 RT-SPW-ROUTER document 1.2 |
GRMON3 Debug Monitor 3.0.13 GRMON2 Debug Monitor 2.0.98 TSIM2 LEON/ERC32 Simulator 2.0.62 GRSIM LEON MP Simulator 1.1.56 BCC Bare-C Compiler 2.0.5 RCC RTEMS Compiler 1.2.23 VxWorks 7 support for LEON VxWorks 6.9 support for LEON GRTools installer 2018-04-26 |
The 2019 CAN in Space Workshop will be held June 11-14, at the Radisson BLU Scandinavia, Gothenburg, Sweden. The workshop features a technical program of contributed papers describing the latest observations in embedded distributed systems and CAN networks with a special focus on microcontrollers. Invited speakers from academia, industry and space agencies will present. The Call for Papers is available now. Abstracts are due March 15, 2019.
GRMON 3.0 release now available
Cobham Gaisler released in March 2018 the new GRMON3 debug monitor. In addition to the features found in previous GRMON versions a new graphical user interface greatly extends the traditional monitoring and control capabilities. Please see the GRMON3 product page for more information.
MASCOT has landed on its asteroid!
The Japanese probe Hayabusa-2 has dropped the Mobile Asteroid Surface Scout (MASCOT) who has landed on the surface of the asteroid Ryugu on 3 October 2019. Cobham Gaisler’s GR712RC Dual Core LEON3FT Microprocessor was selected by VEGA and DLR, the German Space Agency, for MASCOT’s on-board computer along with Cobham Semiconductor Solutions' 160Mbit SRAM Memory product. The microprocessor and the memory constitute the core of the processing element in the on-board computer developed by Cobham Gaisler, providing a solid foundation and sufficient processing power for executing both the platform and payload software. Cobham's complete press release from the launch event.
Press Release
Cobham Space Grade Products Launch Aboard the Flying Laptop
Cobham’s products and services contributed to the recent successful deployment on July 14, 2017, of the “Flying Laptop” Satellite developed at the Institute of Space Systems (IRS) at the University of Stuttgart in Germany. Cobham’s Standard Products, Single Board Computer and custom developed FPGA were critical contributors to the design of the “Flying Laptop" ... read more
Vacancy Notice
We're looking for a Field Applications Engineer, an IT Systems Administrator, a GUI developer and a Computer Architect to join our team ...read more
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