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Primary Business Areas

Systems Engineering, Research, and Development

Advance Communications and Signal Processing Hardware Design

Software Development & System Management Environments

Embedded / Field Programmable Application Development

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Highlights

Technology Highlights

Advanced Algorithm Processing Platforms - Software Processes SEI Category 3 Equivalent
National Defense, Space and Commercial Signal, Image Processing -
Top Tier Customers = Fortune 500 Companies - Federal Government Agencies

 

VT-2001
VT-2001/2010
Satellite Constellation Emulator  


VT-9010  VT-9010 Reconfigurable
OBP Demonstration Testbed

 

 

Background

Valley Technologies, Inc. (VTI) is a small business incorporated as a "subchapter S" corporation in the State of Pennsylvania. Our core business is Customer/Project specific engineering, design, manufacture, and integration of digital signal processing (DSP) products, primarily at the software level with hardware (at board level) to support it.

VTI was founded in 1987 as part of Valley Enterprises Inc., a family business. Five years later, VTI absorbed the technical assets of Valley Enterprises and became today's business entity. Our first products concentrated on vector processing and applications of the Fast Fourier Transforms (FFT). While this is still a key area of concentration (our VT-5xxx and VectorWare ® products) we have expanded our product line to include commonly required DSP functions realized in the PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) form factor.

Valley Technologies' goal is to assist our customers in the realization of their products and performance by using application specific technology. We direct our resources toward helping our clients achieve their project goals with numerous years of applied engineering experience in diverse disciplines to develop software/ hardware solutions. “Engineering With An Eye Toward The Future”.

VTI Engineers, Designs, Manufactures, and Supports high end DSP boards and systems for the military and commercial markets. Our primary thrust is in the areas of extremely high performance, special purpose DSP boards. These boards provide a cost effective solution for frequency domain processing and analysis. Our boards are built around DSP engines, application-specific integrated circuits optimized for the calculation of algorithms based on the Fast Fourier Transform.

Our engineers have been working with spectral processors since the technology first emerged in the mid 1980's. We are currently introducing the VT-5000 series of vector processor boards built around the DSP Architectures DSP-24 FFT engine. Using the latest developments in processor chip technology and modular board architecture, the VT-5000 series will be the fastest spectral processing product in the world.


Facilities

Valley Technologies has facilities in two locations in Pennsylvania - Tamaqua and State College.

Our corporate headquarters is in Tamaqua, on Route 309, south of Hazleton in eastern Pennsylvania. We are just minutes from Interstates 80 and 81. This location consists of a three building complex - one housing administration, management and sales/marketing while the others houses engineering and test operations. Together, the three buildings total approximately 20,000 square feet.  Contact Us

Our systems engineering operation is located in State College, home of the Pennsylvania State University. Here we currently have about 3000 square feet of space. Additional space is available for expansion. This facility is divided into an engineering development area and a test and simulation lab area. Contact Us

The engineering development area houses work stations and related support equipment used for the day-to-day design of hardware, software, and firmware. We build, test and integrate our prototype designs in our own lab which is equipped with an assortment of high performance test equipment and unique “reconfigurable” signal processing evaluation platforms.

Our business model is such that actual board layout (routing) and fabrication is outsourced. We have developed outstanding working relations with a number of vendors providing these services and we are not dependent on any one, thus minimizing the risk of vendor-related schedule problems or personal turnover.

Being in close proximity to Penn State has numerous advantages. When necessary, we have the university's resources on which to draw. We are not the only high tech company to avail ourselves of this resource. Numerous other companies, developing everything from semi conductor chips, to software, to heavy machinery are locating and springing up in what is referred to here as "the Centre Region".

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