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Page 1 of 19(C) 2008-2010 Innovative Control Systems, Stock Flight Systems, Wetzel TechnologyARINC 825 PresentationARINC825 General standardization of CAN (Controller Area Network)Bus Protocol for Airborne UseBO105page 2 of 19(C) 2008-2010 Innovative Control Systems, Stock Flight Systems, Wetzel TechnologyARINC 825 PresentationWhat is ARINC825 ? The ARINC825 standard (General standardization of Controller Area Network Bus Protocol for Airborne Use) was mainly driven by Airbus and Boeing and defines a communication standard for airborne systems using Controller Area Network (CAN), which has been identified by both leading airframers as an important baseline network for their future transport aircraft. ARINC825 was developed by the CAN Technical Working Group of the Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee (AEEC) Aircraft Network Infrastructure and Security Subcommittee that included members from Airbus, Boeing, Rockwell Collins, GE Aerospace and Stock Flight Systems and was first published November 15, 2007.
page 2 of 19 (C) 2008-2010 Innovative Control Systems, Stock Flight Systems, Wetzel Technology What is ARINC825? • The ARINC825 standard (General Standardization of Controller Area Network Bus Protocol for Airborne Use) was mainly driven by Airbus and Boeing and defines a communication standard for airborne systems using Controller Area Network (CAN), which has been identified by both ...
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