Publication Date:
2019-07-13
Description:
The outcome is documented of a Flight-Critical Digital Systems Technology Workshop held at NASA-Langley December 13 to 15 1988. The purpose of the workshop was to elicit the aerospace industry's view of the issues which must be addressed for the practical realization of flight-critical digital systems. The workshop was divided into three parts: an overview session; three half-day meetings of seven working groups addressing aeronautical and space requirements, system design for validation, failure modes, system modeling, reliable software, and flight test; and a half-day summary of the research issues presented by the working group chairmen. Issues that generated the most consensus across the workshop were: (1) the lack of effective design and validation methods with support tools to enable engineering of highly-integrated, flight-critical digital systems, and (2) the lack of high quality laboratory and field data on system failures especially due to electromagnetic environment (EME).
Keywords:
AIRCRAFT DESIGN, TESTING AND PERFORMANCE
Type:
NASA-CP-10028
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REPT-412U-3181-29
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NAS 1.55:10028
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Dec 13, 1988 - Dec 15, 1988; Hampton, VA; United States
Format:
application/pdf
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