The BACH pro audio networking and processing FPGA platform from Coveloz, a technology provider of embedded applications focusing on deterministic networking, has achieved AVnu Certification from the AVnu Alliance, the industry consortium that certifies Ethernet AVB and Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) devices for interoperability.
The AVnu Certification program is conducted by the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL), a third-party testing house that has also worked with the Wi-Fi Alliance and many other industry consortia.
“This is a significant milestone for Coveloz, and the first of many for 2016,” states Nestor Amaya, founder and CEO of Coveloz. “Our BACH platform has been shipping for several months to many high-profile pro audio brands for use in their next generation audio over IP products, implementing not just Ethernet AVB but also AES67.”
BACH provides a scalable and customizable embedded solution to accelerate and lower the cost of new product introduction, while enabling differentiation.
“Achieving AVnu Certification not only validates our high-quality media networking applications, but also signals our commitment to the continued delivery of complete application solutions, which build on standard media networking ingredients such as AES67, SMPTE 2022 and RFC 4175,” Amaya continues. “We see these technologies as complementary and will continue our collaboration with the AVnu Alliance and UNH-IOL to bring these technologies to market.”
With headquarters in Ottawa, Ontario, Coveloz has a staff of 40 employees with deep roots in transport and networking communication systems.
