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ISO 14165:2013

ISO 14165:2013 Information technology – Fibre Channel – Part 313: Avionics Environment – Anonymous Synchronous Messaging (FC-AE-ASM)

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Description

ISO/IEC 14165-313:2013(E) defines a set of features necessary to implement a real-time fibre channel network (switched fabric or arbitrated loop) supporting the FC-AE-ASM Upper Level Protocol. Fibre Channel Avionics Environment is a group of protocols and profiles that specify Fibre Channel options for devices connected by fabric and/or loop topologies that are pertinent to their use in commercial and military aerospace industries. The primary areas of interest include avionic command, control, instrumentation, simulation, signal processing and sensor/video data distribution. These application areas are characterized by a variety of requirements, among them a need for high reliability, fault tolerance, and deterministic behavior to support real-time control/response.

Edition

1

Published Date

2013-02-21

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

9

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO/IEC 14165-313:2013(E) defines a set of features necessary to implement a real-time fibre channel network (switched fabric or arbitrated loop) supporting the FC-AE-ASM Upper Level Protocol. Fibre Channel Avionics Environment is a group of protocols and profiles that specify Fibre Channel options for devices connected by fabric and/or loop topologies that are pertinent to their use in commercial and military aerospace industries. The primary areas of interest include avionic command, control, instrumentation, simulation, signal processing and sensor/video data distribution. These application areas are characterized by a variety of requirements, among them a need for high reliability, fault tolerance, and deterministic behavior to support real-time control/response.

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