AXISCADES’ subsidiary launches advanced radar module using Lattice FPGA technology; stocks up by 5%

Mistral Solutions, a subsidiary of AXISCADES Technologies Limited, announced today the release of its DCP1000 Module, a new radar data capture and playback solution designed for mmWave radar applications. The module leverages Lattice Semiconductor’s CertusPro-NX FPGA technology to deliver high-speed, low-latency data processing capabilities.

The shares of AXISCADES Technologies Limited were trading at ₹963.40 up by ₹45.85 or 5 per cent, hitting it upper band on the NSE today at 11.55 am.

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The DCP1000 is specifically engineered to capture raw ADC data from Texas Instruments’ mmWave radar modules via LVDS interface and stream it to host computers through Gigabit Ethernet. Key features include a DMM/Trace interface for Hardware-In-Loop playback, SPI and I2C serial interfaces, and a QT-based GUI for configuration and visualisation.

“The DCP1000 is a game-changer for mmWave Radar system developers,” said Muralikrishnan D, CEO of Mistral Solutions, highlighting the module’s ability to accelerate radar application development and validation.

Jerry Xu, President of APAC at Lattice Semiconductor, emphasised their commitment to industrial automation innovation through their FPGA solutions.

Priced at $649, the DCP1000 Module is available for early samples starting today with a standard lead time of 6-7 weeks for regular orders.

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Mistral Solutions operates as a chip-to-product company serving multiple sectors, including defence, semiconductor, automotive, and healthcare industries, with 28 years of experience in embedded systems.