Title :
ARINC 629, the civil aircraft databus for the 1990s
Author_Institution :
Smiths Ind. Aerosp. & Defence Syst., Cheltenham, UK
Abstract :
The existing standard data bus (ARINC 429) has insufficient interconnect flexibility or capacity to meet the demands of future systems communications. As a result the industry is developing a new multiple-access data bus standard, ARINC 629, to meet these needs. the standard is based on the DATAC development work of Boeing Commercial Aircraft. Avionic communications demand a bus which can efficiently convey both time critical data as used in control and monitoring functions in which transmission intervals need to be guaranteed, and file or block data such as for data-link communications for which an adequate throughput capacity is required
Keywords :
aerospace computing; aircraft instrumentation; computer interfaces; standards; ARINC 629; Boeing Commercial Aircraft; block data; civil aircraft databus; control; data-link communications; file data; monitoring; multiple-access data bus standard; standard data bus; throughput capacity; time critical data;
Conference_Titel :
Time Critical Communications for Instrumentation and Control, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location :
London