CESMO: A Common Denominator for Tactical Data Link Systems
Minimizing the time between transmission, detection, position fix, targeting, and sharing data among friendly forces is essential on todays battlefield. Cooperative Electronic Support Measure Operations (CESMO) data gives NATO coalition forces this visibility.
Build or Buy: The Strains of Designing a Flight Data Recorder
Designing a Flight Data Recorders (FDR) that complies to international standards and crash survivability is very challenging and is usually far more expensive than buying one from an established FDR manufacturer.
Post-Test Flight Data Analysis Made Easy
The post-test analysis phase uses data analysis and visualization tools to retrieve, process, and make sense of the flight test data which includes filtering, bias correction, and resolution along flight trajectory to reach a conclusion on the findings.
Is the CSfC Program Growing?
The number of approved CSfC solutions has increased by 255% between 2019 and 2020. The number of approved data-at-rest (DAR) solutions has increased by 43% between 2019 and 2020.
Types of Flight Recorders and How to Choose the Right One
There are three main types of flight recorders used today - Non-crash protected, ED-155 crash protected, and ED-112A crash protected flight recorder.
Benefits of Projective Capacitive Touch Screens to Rugged Displays
In the aerospace and defense domain, touch screen mission displays are an indispensable tool for operators and must be designed to withstand the rugged environment to ensure mission success.
RTCA DO-326A: Airworthiness Security Process Specification
RTCA DO-326A, titled “Airworthiness Security Process Specification,” provides guidance for handling the threat of intentional, malicious interference with aircraft systems and outlines compliance objectives and data requirements for aircraft and airborne equipment manufacturers.
Latency and Determinism, and Which Is More Important for Your Application?
Latency is different from determinism, which is knowing exactly when an instruction will execute. It’s an important distinction to be aware of when building embedded systems.
Planning to Export Data-at-Rest Storage with Encryption?
In applications where data flows need to take place in nanoseconds, the delay between when an instruction is received and when it executes, known as latency, is very important.
Comparing Encryption Standards and Associated Countries
When it comes to protecting classified data, each encryption standard has a testing authority and an approval authority. This blog talks about the most influential and well-known standards for securing data-at-rest (DAR) and what it takes to protect classified information.
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