Air vehicle integrated testing system based on 1553B bus

Abstract

An air vehicle integrated testing system based on a 1553B bus comprises a power distribution conversion module, a direct-current power source, a direct-current power source controller, an alternating-current power source, an alternating-current power source controller, a measurement and control computer, a bus controller, a testing interface adapter, a bus protocol conversion module, an AD collecting module, a digital multimeter, a testing control module, a signal conditioning module and a data interpretation module. Related equipment in a traditional air vehicle testing scheme is integrated sufficiently to form a highly integrated general testing platform, and ground testing for an air vehicle achieves integration, miniaturization and portability assisted by advanced software technologies.

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Benefits of technology

This technology allows for higher integrated testing systems while maintaining their functionality. It uses an improved communication method called CAN (Controller Area Network) instead of just sending signals between devices like sensors. By connecting this new device through a specialized connector, it becomes more effective than previous methods because they only needed two connections - one connection being used when measuring and controlling the flight's altitude level. Additionally, there may also have direct access capabilities such as accessing external databases without requiring any modifications beforehand. Overall, these technical improvements make the current state of affairs even better.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed in this patented text relates to improving testing efficiency during flight operations after manufacturing or servicing an air space vehicle (AV) without requiring excessive human labor costs associated therewith. Traditional methods involve multiple separate devices connected together through wires, making them challenging to maintain conformance across all types of AV's systems.

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