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AFDXSwitch Lab v2.0 -
TTTech Computertechnik AG
The AFDXSwitch Lab v2.0 is identical to the TTESwitch A664 Lab v2.0, which fully supports AFDX® and operates in accordance with all requirements specified in the ARINC 664 part 7 standard. Features include traffic policing and frame filtering functions as well as integrity and error checking of frames. Additionally, the switch comes with advanced features like 1 Gbit/s speeds and flexible physical layer configuration. The TTESwitch A664 Lab v2.0 is based on the TTESwitch Module A664 Pro, thus providing the full range of technical functionalities of TTTech’s certifiable AFDX switch modules and making it the optimal switching solution for a large variety of different application areas.
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ACPx-1 -
AIM GmbH
PCI-Express generic carrier card for XMC (PCI-Express bus mezzanine card) with 1 XMC slot. Modular solution combines any AIM XMC module for AFDX®/ARINC664P7, ARINC429, MIL-STD-1553 or any standard 3rd party, VITA 42.3 compliant XMC module.
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RCNIC-A2PAX -
Abaco Systems Inc
The RCNIC platform is a high performance, PCI module (PMC on carrier card) for the AFDX / ARINC 664 protocol. With two independent ports for traffic monitoring, traffic generation, external triggering and analysis, the RCNIC provides high-resolution time-tagging of incoming packets simultaneously with highly accurate traffic generation.
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79G5P -
North Atlantic Industries
The 79G5P-TE2C0 is a full-height, half-length, PCIe board fitted & configured with the NAI TE2 function module. The TE2 is a single-channel, tri-redundant, Ethernet communications interface module that supports three traffic classes: Time-Triggered Ethernet SAE AS6802 (TTEthernet™), ARINC 664 Part 7 and Avionics Full-Duplex Switched Ethernet (AFDX®) and IEEE 802.3 protocol.
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TechSAT GmbH
TechSAT's data loading products are available to support all standard ARINC data loading protocols: ARINC 615/615A/826/844 for ARINC 429 and Ethernet based data loading. For next generation aircraft, TechSAT's data loading solutions bring portability to data loading over the new generation of avionics bus and network types: AFDX®/ARINC 664, Avionic & Deterministic Ethernet, TTP, and ARINC 825/CAN
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CANoe -
Vector Informatik GmbH
The versatile software tool for development, testing and analysis of ECUs and entire networks. Bus systems: CAN, CAN FD, LIN, MOST, FlexRay, Ethernet, WLAN, Car2x ITS G5, AFDX, J1708, ARINC429 > Protocols: TCP/IP, SOME/IP, CANopen, J1939, ISO 11783, J1587, MCnet, GMLAN, K-Line, CANaerospace and ARINC 825. Others upon request.
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AFDXSwitch Lab -
TTTech Computertechnik AG
The AFDXSwitch Lab operates in accordance to all requirements specified in the ARINC 664 part 7 standard. Features include traffic policing and frame filtering functions as well as integrity and error checking of frames. Additionally the switch comes with advanced features like 1 Gbit/s speeds, flexible physical layer configuration and extended environmental ratings. The AFDXSwitch Lab provides the full range of all technical functionalities of TTTech’s certifiable AFDX production switches, making it the optimal switching solution for a large variety of different application areas.
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Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Pickering's PXI Differential Fault Insertion Switch Modules support multiple channels of two-wire serial interfaces. Each channel can simulate an open fault in either or both wires, a short between both wires or a short to externally applied fault conditions. *Two module types are available: Two wire fault insertion module suitable for CAN Bus and FlexRay.*High bandwidth two wire fault insertion module suitable for Gigabit Ethernet, AFDX and BroadR-Reach.
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50-201-004 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
This high bandwidth differential PCI fault insertion card is designed to simulate common faults on high speed two wire communication interfaces such as Ethernet. This card supports 4 or 8-channels of two wire serial connections and can be used for simulating faults on Ethernet, AFDX, Broad R-Reach, 100BaseT and 1000BaseT interfaces. Any wire can be set to an open circuit, shorts can be applied across the wire pair, or to the adjacent pair. Fault connections can be made to one of four external signals via two fault buses, typically simulating connections to a supply voltage or ground.
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50-201-008 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
This high bandwidth differential PCI fault insertion card is designed to simulate common faults on high speed two wire communication interfaces such as Ethernet. This card supports 4 or 8-channels of two wire serial connections and can be used for simulating faults on Ethernet, AFDX, BroadR-Reach, 100BaseT and 1000BaseT interfaces. Any wire can be set to an open circuit, shorts can be applied across the wire pair, or to the adjacent pair. Fault connections can be made to one of four external signals via two fault buses, typically simulating connections to a supply voltage or ground.
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40-736-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
This Data Communications Multiplexer is designed specifically for multiplexing or de-multiplexing up to 32 differential signal pairs having controlled 100 differential impedance. The multiplexer can be configured under software control to provide switching for 32 differential pairs, 16 dual differential pairs and 8 quad differential pairs. The dual and quad versions are particular well suited for providing switching of AFDX, BroadR-Reach and Ethernet signals. To support Ethernet applications, the design includes a switching network that simplifies the swapping of Tx and Rx pairs to simulate the effect of Ethernet crossover cables.
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50-200/201 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Pickering Interfaces, a leading supplier of modular signal switching for electronic test and simulation, is expanding its range of PCI Fault Insertion switching with the introduction of two new modules (models 50-200 and 50-201) designed for use with differential serial interfaces. PCI Fault Insertion Switch Cards for Differential Serial InterfacesThe new modules include the Differential PCI Fault Insertion Switch (model 50-200) which is designed for lower data rate serial interfaces such as CAN and FlexRay, and the High Bandwidth Differential PCI Fault Insertion Switch (model 50-201) which is designed for higher data rate serial interfaces such as AFDX and 1000BaseT Ethernet. Each module allows the introduction of fault connections that include data paths open, data paths shorted together, and data paths shorted to externally applied faults such as power supplies and ground. The software driver defaults to a protective mode where conflicting faults are prevented to avoid accidentally shorting unintended paths, such as power to ground. A separate mode allows complete freedom in setting fault patterns.
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40-201-004 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
This high bandwidth differential fault insertion module is designed to simulate common faults on high speed two wire communication interfaces such as Ethernet. This module supports 4 or 8-channels of two wire serial connections and can be used for simulating faults on Ethernet, AFDX, BroadR-Reach, 100BaseT and 1000BaseT interfaces. Any wire can be set to an open circuit, shorts can be applied across the wire pair, or to the adjacent pair. Fault connections can be made to one of four external signals via two fault buses, typically simulating connections to a supply voltage or ground. Each fault bus is capable of carrying 2A allowing multiple channels to be connected to the same fault condition. Additionally, each fault bus features a changeover relay to allow the user to connect alternative fault conditions to the fault buses.
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40-201-008 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
This high bandwidth differential PXI fault insertion module is designed to simulate common faults on high speed two wire communication interfaces such as Ethernet. This module supports 4 or 8-channels of two wire serial connections and can be used for simulating faults on Ethernet, AFDX, BroadR-Reach, 100BaseT and 1000BaseT interfaces. Any wire can be set to an open circuit, shorts can be applied across the wire pair, or to the adjacent pair. Fault connections can be made to one of four external signals via two fault buses, typically simulating connections to a supply voltage or ground. Each fault bus is capable of carrying 2A allowing multiple channels to be connected to the same fault condition. Additionally, each fault bus features a changeover relay to allow the user to connect alternative fault conditions to the fault buses.
