Excalibur Systems, Inc.
Established in 1986, Excalibur Systems started with an idea, with a desire to create and achieve. We designed the first ARINC-429 interface card for the personal computer and we have not looked back since. Today, Excalibur manufactures hundreds of products for the Avionics Industry. From connectors, cables, couplers and cards to sophisticated complete systems, our commitment to customer service is legendary. Excalibur has received numerous awards, accolades and commendations for our products and more importantly for our service and support. Excalibur builds and maintains long-standing relationships with our customers, which we refer to as our "partners".
- (800) 645-1553
- (516) 327-4645
- excalibur@mil-1553.com
- 311 Meacham Ave.
Elmont, NY 11003
United States of America
Categories
1553
Interface Standard for Digital Time Division Command/Response Multiplex Data Bus
See Also: Mil-Std-1553
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PMC & ccPMC Card
EXC-1553PMC/Px(S)
MIL-STD-1553, conduction cooled, interface board. Supports up to 4 multi function channels.The EXC-1553PMC/Px(S) and EXC-1553ccPMC/Px(S) are multi-channel (up to four) MIL-STD-1553 interface boards for PCI Mezzanine Card compatible computers.
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VME/VXI Card
EXC-4000VME
Tx M4K1553PxSThe EXC-4000VME/xx and EXC-4000VXI/xx cards for VME & VXI systems supports up to eight dual redundant 1553 channels using the M4K1553Px(S) module and is compatible with all common variations of MIL-STD-1553 (A, B).
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PC/104 Plus Card
EXC-4000P104Plus/xx
123The EXC-4000P104Plus/xx card for PC/104 Plus systems supports up to four dual redundant 1553 channels using the M4K1553Px(S) module and is compatible with all common variations of MIL-STD-1553 (A, B).
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Boards
MIL-STD-1553
The MIL-STD-1553 multi function interface cards are compatible with all common variations of MIL-STD-1553 and provides a wide range of features normally found only on full size testers. The card can operate simultaneously as a Bus Controller (BC) and/or multiple (up to 32) Remote Terminals (RT), or as a Triggerable Bus Monitor. The card supports error injection and detection.
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Multi-Protocol Board
EXC-8000cPCI
The board supports up to 6 modules, and each module represents an independent test and simulation device. Most modules are based on existing Excalibur products such as the 1553 Px family and the ARINC429 RxTx.
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Multi-Protocol Board
EXC-4000VME/VXI
The board supports up to 8 modules, and each module represents an independent test and simulation device. Most modules are based on existing Excalibur products such as the 1553 Px family, the 1553 MCH family and the ARINC-429 RxTx. Additional modules are being added constantly.
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Interface Module for the Multimode, Muliprotocol Excalibur 8000 Family Carrier Boards
M8K1553MCH
The M8K1553MCH interface module for the multimode, multiprotocol, Excalibur 8000 family of carrier boards provide a complete solution for developing and testing 1553 interfaces and performing system simulation of the MIL-STD-1553 bus. The module handles all standard variations of the MIL-STD-1553 protocol.The M8K1553MCH contains 32k x 16 of dual-port RAM for Data blocks, Control registers, and Look-up tables. All Data blocks and Control registers are memorymapped and may be accessed in real time. The dual-redundant 1553 module may be programmed to operate in one of four modes of operation: Bus Controller, Remote Terminal, RT/Concurrent-Bus Monitor, and Bus Monitor. The M8K1553MCH comes complete with Windows software, and a C driver software library including source code.
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cPCI Card
EXC-4000cPCI/xx
The EXC-4000cPCI/xx card for Compact PCI computers supports up to four dual redundant 1553 channels using the M4K1553Px(S) module and is compatible with all common variations of MIL-STD-1553 (A, B).
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Ruggedized PC104+ & PCIe/104 System
Dragon
Excalibur’s Dragon is an advanced, ruggedized PC104 and PC104+ system in an enclosed, modular casing. The system is appropriate for use in data acquisition, recording nd control for any combination of ARINC-429, MIL-STD-1553, Serial, Discrete or similar types of communication. The modular, stack through design of the PC104/PC104+ platform allows you to build a tailor-made configuration based on Excalibur’s extensive range of boards plus any 3rd party cards of the customer’s choosing. Our engineers will integrate and test all 3rd party cards to the customer’s specification.
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Interface Module for the Multimode, Multiprotocol Excalibur 400 Family of Carrier Boards
M4K1553Px(S)
The M4K1553Px(S) interface module for the multimode, multiprotocol, Excalibur 4000 family of carrier boards provide a complete solution for developing and testing 1553 interfaces and performing system simulation of the MIL-STD-1553 bus. The module handles all standard variations of the MIL-STD-1553 protocol.Each M4K1553Px multi function module contains 64K bytes of dual-port RAM for Data blocks, Control registers, and Look-up Tables. All Data blocks and Control registers are memory mapped, and may be accessed in real time. Each of the independent dual redundant M4K1553Px modules may be programmed to operate in one of three modes of operation: Remote Terminal, Bus Controller/Concurrent-RT, and Bus Monitor. In addition, modules 1 and 3 can be programmed to operate as Concurrent monitors, to modules 0 and 2 respectively.Each M4K1553PxS single function (RT validated) module operates either as a Bus Controller, Remote Terminal, or Bus Monitor.
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Protocol Converter
MACC
When designing or upgrading avionics systems we are often faced with the task of integrating components that were not originally designed to work together.A control computer that communicates using RS-232 may need to control component that expects MIL-STD-1553 messages or an INS may put out ARINC-429 labels, which are needed by Multi function Display designed around RS-422.Faced with problems like these, integrators must choose between two poor options. They must either give up on one of the units in favor of another unit that may be less suitable but uses the appropriate communications spec; or they must add a computer system – often PC104 – which can translate from one unit to the other. These computers are generally large, heavy, hot, and require substantial power.
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ARINC-664 Part 7 Test and Simulation Board
EXC-664PCIe
The EXC-664PCIe board is an ARINC-664 part 7 test and simulation board designed to help integrate avionics suites, and can simulate up to two ARINC-664 P7 End Systems with full dual redundant support for receive and transmit operation. The board also contains room for two standard 4000 modules that can support multiple channels of other avionics communications protocols including MIL-STD-1553, ARINC-429, Serial, Discrete, ARINC-708 and CANbus.
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Conduction Cooled Interface Board Supporting up to 5 Multi Function Channels
EXC-1553PMC/Px(S) / EXC-1553ccPMC/Px(S)
MIL-STD-1553, conduction cooled, interface board. Supports up to 4 multi function channels.The EXC-1553PMC/Px(S) and EXC-1553ccPMC/Px(S) are multi-channel (up to four) MIL-STD-1553 interface boards for PCI Mezzanine Card compatible computers.Multi Function:Each channel operates simultaneously as a Bus controller and/or multiple (up to 32) Remote Terminals, or as a Triggerable Bus Monitor. In addition, error injection (BC and RT modes) and error detection (all modes) are supported on each channel.Single Function:Each channel operates either as a Bus Controller, Remote Terminal, or Bus Monitor.NOTE: PxS is NOT compatible to the MCH family of cards.The EXC-1553PMC/Px(S) and EXC-1553ccPMC/Px(S) are supplied with C drivers, including source code, and Merlin+ Windows software.
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Portable Bus Analyzer
1553
Our new inline Bus Monitor is a very small, very light MIL-STD 1553 Bus Monitor that can be connected to any Windows device with a USB connector. It monitors and records all or selected 1553 traffic for later analysis or reconstruction in the lab.
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Protocol Converter
MACC2
When designing or upgrading avionics systems we are often faced with the task of integrating components that were not originally designed to work together.A control computer that communicates using RS-232 may need to control component that expects MIL-STD-1553 messages or an INS may put out ARINC-429 labels, which are needed by Multi function Display designed around RS-422.Faced with problems like these, integrators must choose between two poor options. They must either give up on one of the units in favor of another unit that may be less suitable but uses the appropriate communications spec; or they must add a computer system – often PC104 – which can translate from one unit to the other. These computers are generally large, heavy, hot, and require substantial power.
















