Integrated Data Acquisition Solutions for Aerospace Platforms with Highly Restrictive Space and Weight Requirements and Harsh Environmental Conditions
Space and weight are key factors in designing, mounting and installing data acquisition systems on UAV and missile development programs. Pat Quinn discusses integrated and expandable solutions that address these challenges.
A Matter of Trust: Reducing Program Risk with Dependable Solutions
Mike Hornby explores how tactical advantage on the battlefield of the future will be based on trust. To be effective on the battlefield, personnel will need a higher level of trust that all systems will work as needed in any situation.
Why is it so Difficult to Design a Flight Recorder?
Many organizations want to develop a flight data recorder (FDR) to build in-country expertise and create custom solutions easily. This white paper details the requirements for an FDR and how they are built.
Hardware Features for Maintaining Security During Operation
This white paper focuses on hardware features built-in to the most popular defense and aerospace processor architectures to ensure the continued security of a trusted system during operation.
Is Arm the Future for Airborne Platforms in Military and Aerospace?
This white paper looks at whether Arm’s commercial success can translate to defense and aerospace markets in order to meet the highest DO-254 requirements and fill the Power Architecture void.
Configurable FPGAs, More than a Point Solution
In this white paper, Paul Bundick looks at the FPGA solutions available and which key factors a system designer should consider when selecting an FPGA for effective RADAR/EW/SIGINT operations.
Trusted Boot
This paper focuses on establishing initial trust in the boot process and the various means to do that, although many of these same techniques are also useful for extending trust to the operating system and application code.
Introduction to COTS-based Trusted Computing
This white paper looks at the use of open standards based Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) technologies to address Trusted Computing requirements in deployable embedded systems for aerospace and defense applications.
Why Dissimilar Redundant Architectures Are a Necessity for DAL A
This white paper examines how building a system with a dissimilar redundant architecture can help overcome the challenges of meeting DO-254/178 DAL A requirements.
Mitigating Flight Data Recorder Modification Issues using Modular FDAUs
This white paper discusses different strategies for gathering data for flight data recorders and the implications these have on deployment time, system flexibility and suitability for deployment across a fleet of diverse aircraft.
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