Integrated Avionics: Past, Present and Future [Society News & Information]
Glen T.
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Glen T.
Abstract
With the advent of integrated avionics in defense and commercial systems in the late 1980s, AESS began to recognize the importance of providing a technical and management sounding board for this emerging technology domain. The panel undertook a series of special studies of interest to the general avionics community. The first study was an assessment of the Air Force's modular avionics systems architecture (MASA) program
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With the advent of integrated avionics in defense and commercial systems in the late 1980s, AESS began to recognize the importance of providing a technical and management sounding board for this emerging technology domain. The panel undertook a series of special studies of interest to the general avionics community. The first study was an assessment of the Air Force's modular avionics systems architecture (MASA) program
Key concepts: Avionics, Integrated modular avionics, Engineering, Systems engineering, Modular design, Architecture, Domain (mathematical analysis), Aeronautics