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ANET-MxAy -
AIM GmbH
Single or dual stream MIL-STD-1553 A/B and 4, 8 or 12 channel ARINC429 mixed protocol Test & Simulation module for standard Ethernet. The ANET embedded Linux operating system gives the unique capability to run the optional PBA.pro Engine right in the box.Another option is the ANET-ADK onboard software development kit where users create runtime applications (e.g. MIL-STD-1553 to Ethernet Converter / ARINC429 to Ethernet Converter , MIL-STD-1553 to Ethernet Gateway / ARINC429 to Ethernet Gateway) to execute right in the box. For wireless applications an ANET compatible USB Wifi dongle is optionally available. The capability to execute Python scripts in the ANET is a standard feature. For applications with multiple ANET devices AIM offers the ADock ANET docking station to host up to 4 ANET modules.
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LV-1553 -
Abaco Systems Inc
The LV-1553 software is the interface to operate Abaco Systems' MIL-STD-1553 USB, XMC, PCIe, PCI, cPCI, ExpressCard, PCMCIA, Q104-Plus, AMC and VME boards with National Instruments’ LabVIEW graphical programming environment.
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PC104P-1553 -
Alta Data Technologies LLC
Alta Data Technologies’ PC104P interface module is a multi-channel (1-4) 1553 card supported by the latest software technologies. The PC104P card is based on the industry’s most advanced 32-bit 1553 FPGA protocol engine, AltaCore™, and by a feature-rich application programming interface, AltaAPI™, which is a multi-layer ANSI C and Windows .NET 2.0 (MSVS 2005 C++, C#, VB .NET) architecture. This hardware and software package provides increased system performance and reduces integration time.
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F-SIM-1553-CH10-STREAM -
Avionics Interface Technologies
Streams MIL-STD-1553 Data from AIT MIL-STD-1553 interfaces in Chapter 10 Format - Software application which is Compatible with all AIT MIL-STD-1553 Interfaces - Capable of streaming data captured from one or multiple MIL-STD-1553 Bus Interfaces - Streamed data can be sent to a single network system or multicast on the Ethernet LAN - Compatible with AIT F-SIM-1553-AVOE analyzer or 3rd party Chapter 10 systems - Timestamps & Errors detected embedded in Chapter 10 stream
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XMC-MA4 -
Alta Data Technologies LLC
The XMC-MA4’s BC capability includes variable message/label framing/subframing with transmission scheduling provides the most advanced control operations. ARINC TX has complete frequency control per channel. RT and ARINC RX, Monitor, Playback and Signal Generator functions also include industry leading functions to meet the most demanding requirements.
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XMC-603 -
Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
The XMC-603 PMC module allows customers to readily incorporate MIL-STD-1553 into military and aerospace embedded computing systems. As one of several products in our comprehensive range of rugged XMC modules, the XMC-603 integrates well with other elements of our product line, featuring technical support, lifecycle management services, and assured long-term availability.
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1553-USB-PIU -
Western Avionics Ltd.
The 1553-USB-PIU is a Portable Interface Unit providing full MIL-STD-1553 test, simulation and bus analysis capability in a compact self-contained unit, to connect via a USB interface to suitable host systems. The unit provides support for all 1553A, 1553B, McAir and STANAG 3838 variants in a self contained battery operated unit, and is supplied with a matching power supply and battery charger unit for desk-top use. The 1553-USB-PIU supports concurrent Bus Controller (BC) and up to 31 Remote Terminals (RT) with Bus Monitor (BM). An additional stand-alone Chronological Bus Monitor (CBM) facility is also provided, with comprehensive multi-level triggering capability. Full error injection capability is provided in BC and RT modes, with full error detection in BC, RT, BM and CBM modes. The unit provides a variable amplitude dual redundant 1553 interface. 2 Mbytes of dual ported RAM are provided. The unit is supplied with "C" Driver library, together with a Windows GUI, providing a user friendly software tool for all 1553 set-ups, data management and storage.
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Excalibur Systems, Inc.
Introducing the ultimate solution for effortless communication between different protocols - our state-of-the-art MACC II protocol converter.This powerful device allows you to easily translate messages between MIL-STD-1553, ARINC-429, Ethernet, Serial and more, ensuring compatibility and reliability in your aerospace and defense systems.With its advanced features and user-friendly interface, our protocol converter is the perfect solution for aircraft manufacturers, avionics designers, and military system integrators. It offers accurate and efficient data transfer, making it ideal for use in a wide range of applications such as aircrafts, ground vehicles, and naval vessels.Our protocol converters, both rugged, to withstand harsh environments, and standard, for the lab, are fully customizable to meet your specific needs. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to install and integrate with other systems.Don't let communication protocol limitations hold you back - Upgrade your systems today and experience the difference!
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ES-1553Anlyzr/USB-x-yz -
Excalibur Systems, Inc.
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.Exalt is our Windows base graphical tool that allows you to analyze real time or recorded data using many different views: raw data, engineering units or graphical displays.The combination of a handheld computer, in-line 1553 monitor and Exalt provides a compact solution for monitoring MIL-STD 1553 networks.
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Excalibur Systems, Inc.
Excalibur Systems provides software utilities and applications programs to manage data communications for our products, which include Bus Controllers, Bus Monitors, Data Recorders and analytical flight Data Reconstructors. There are different applications for single & multi function MIL-STD-1553 and ARINC-429.
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EXC-1553mPCIe/P1 -
Excalibur Systems, Inc.
This card’s small size and suitability for Mini Card compatible computers make it a complete solution for developing, testing, integrating 1553 interfaces and for performing system simulation of the MIL-STD-1553 bus, both in the lab and in the field.
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EXC-4000cPCI/xx -
Excalibur Systems, Inc.
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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MACC2 -
Excalibur Systems, Inc.
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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EXC-4000VME/MCH-x / EXC-4000VXI/MCH-x -
Excalibur Systems, Inc.
The EXC-1553VME/MCH and EXC-1553VXI/MCH cards are based on a MIL-STD 1553 certified "Summit" chip used in many flight critical systems. Each dual redundant channel supports both MIL-STD-1553A and MIL-STD 1553B protocols. Up to eight channels may be programmed individually to operate as a Bus Controller, Remote Terminal, Bus Monitor, or Remote Terminal / Concurrent Bus Monitor. The 32 K x 16 of RAM allotted to each channel for the storage of data and control parameters may be updated in real time.
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MACC -
Excalibur Systems, Inc.
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.
