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lliedSignal A E R O S P A C E Processor selection criteria - cont’d • power consumption � desired: < 0.5 W (no 35 W Pentium ® Pro if using 4-10 µPs per cabinet or LRU) • temperature range • cache (instruction & data) size and level � L2/L3 may not be desired • memory management � virtual addresssing (page based) • error checking capability (e.g., bus parity) • exception & interrupt handling � at Kernel & Application Exec level � at application level • availability for integration � eventually: processor-die + memory + peripherals + bus I/F into single ASIC - hold-off actual selection as long as possible - 38
lliedSignal A E R O S P A C E Processor selection criteria - cont’d • support for multi-processor configuration � synchronization � fault detection � redundancy management • in-house experience with processor family � design � compilers, debuggers, emulators, etc. � development/maintenance • portability of existing/legacy software � incl. device driver & O/S implications • tools and supporting vendors � robust compilers (validated) , linkers, debuggers, etc. (so-so for Intel) � real-time O/S • cost � recurring cost of complete processor core � development/maintenance • availability of evaluation boards & simulators ref.: M. Slater: “The microprocessor today”, IEEE Micro, Dec. 1996, pp. 32-44 39
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Integrated and Modular Systems for
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Integrated and Modular Systems for
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Integrated and Modular Avionics •
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Engine thrust Structure & Gear Comp
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Why change avionics? • Airline/Op
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Operators seek revenue enhancement
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Why change avionics? (cont’d) •
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Why change avionics? (cont’d) •
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Avionics business • high-tech but
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Changing airtransport environment 1
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5000 Pax-km (billions, log-scale) 1
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Billions of 1995 US $ 80 60 40 20 9
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24% 23% 23% 30% 737-300 ($1834/hr)
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Big $ numbers life-time maintenance
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Save now and save later • increas
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Average schedule deviation costs de
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Integrated Modular Avionics Archite
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Fault Avoidance - prevent (by const
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Fault Tolerance Taxonomy Fault Tole
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Redundancy • Attributes: � form
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Basic ways to increase system relia
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1 System Reliability λunit = 5x10-
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Note: log-log scale F (t) 2-out-of-
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System architecture and design deci
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1.0 Rconfig(t) 0.9 0.8 dual Redunda
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Simplex Dual Triplex Quad Dual-Dual
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Integration is necessary because...
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Integration trend: Multi-Mode Recei
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Integration issues • “integrate
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Fault Tolerance for Safety, Reliabi
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Quant. Prob. 1 10-3 10-5 10-7 10-9
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Failure System Condition Design Ass
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Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI)
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Req's for Fault Avoidance (incl. Co
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Standardization issues • “gener
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Resources Hardware Software Standar
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Integration & Modularization • LR
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O/S I/O Maint. BIT Appl. Total CPU
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Effect of integrating additional fu
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assumes integration of related func
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Integration & Modularization • Ot
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Major Areas of Systems Integration
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ATC/ATM FMS Functional Integration
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ATC/ATM FMS Functional Integration
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Integrated Flight & Thrust Control
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Modular Flight Control & Guidance C
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15 System Complexity and Size Typic
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17 Given: Extrapolation ...... •
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19 Enabling technologies - componen
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Enabling technologies - drivers for
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23 Enabling technologies - design /
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25 236-pin connector Example: PC mo
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27 Example: integrated X-band power
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29 Cold-Cathode Field Emission Disp
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31 Enabling technologies - componen
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33 Resource Partitioning - part of
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35 Enabling technologies - communic
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37 High Medium Low Enabling technol
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39 Enabling technologies � s/w
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1 BOOKS BIBLIOGRAPHY F.J. Redmill (
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3 M.L. Shooman: "A study of occurre
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