SpaceWire is a spacecraft onboard communications network used to connect together electronic sub-systems like sensors, mass-memory, processors, control and telemetry/telecommand units. SpaceWire provides high bandwidth communication using point-to-point links between sub-systems or networked interconnection using routing switches to forward packets of data across the network. SpaceWire has a simple interface which can be readily implemented in a range of different chip technologies including Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs). The SpaceWire standard defines “links, nodes and routers.” It does not define any higher level communications standards for operating over the SpaceWire network other than straightforward packet encapsulation. Thi...
The Remote Memory Access Protocol (RMAP) operates over a SpaceWire link or network to enable one nod...
SpaceWire is a network-for connecting instruments and other equipment into the payload data-handling...
Abstract: SpaceWire represents the most recent interface standard insertion in spacecraft computing ...
SpaceWire is a spacecraft onboard communications network used to connect together electronic sub-sys...
SpaceWire is a real-time communications network for use onboard spacecraft. It has been designed to ...
The SpaceWire standard was published in 2003 with the aim of providing a standard for onboard commun...
SpaceWire is rapidly becoming a de facto communications standard within the space industry. SpaceWir...
SpaceWire is now being used on many spacecraft for payload data-handling applications. Several new p...
SpaceWire technology has grown from the needs of spacecraft on-board data handling applications. Thi...
SpaceWire has proved very successful since the release of the standard by ECSS. This success Is due ...
The SpaceWire data-handling network is being used on many ESA, NASA and JAXA spacecraft and by other...
A SpaceWire network comprises SpaceWire links, nodes and routers. The nodes are the functional units...
The SpaceWire standard defines a network designed for handling payload data and control information ...
The SpaceWire data-handling network is being used on many ESA, NASA and JAXA spacecraft and by other...
The Remote Memory Access Protocol (RMAP) operates over a SpaceWire link or network to enable one nod...
SpaceWire is a network-for connecting instruments and other equipment into the payload data-handling...
Abstract: SpaceWire represents the most recent interface standard insertion in spacecraft computing ...
SpaceWire is a spacecraft onboard communications network used to connect together electronic sub-sys...
SpaceWire is a real-time communications network for use onboard spacecraft. It has been designed to ...
The SpaceWire standard was published in 2003 with the aim of providing a standard for onboard commun...
SpaceWire is rapidly becoming a de facto communications standard within the space industry. SpaceWir...
SpaceWire is now being used on many spacecraft for payload data-handling applications. Several new p...
SpaceWire technology has grown from the needs of spacecraft on-board data handling applications. Thi...
SpaceWire has proved very successful since the release of the standard by ECSS. This success Is due ...
The SpaceWire data-handling network is being used on many ESA, NASA and JAXA spacecraft and by other...
A SpaceWire network comprises SpaceWire links, nodes and routers. The nodes are the functional units...
The SpaceWire standard defines a network designed for handling payload data and control information ...
The SpaceWire data-handling network is being used on many ESA, NASA and JAXA spacecraft and by other...
The Remote Memory Access Protocol (RMAP) operates over a SpaceWire link or network to enable one nod...
SpaceWire is a network-for connecting instruments and other equipment into the payload data-handling...
Abstract: SpaceWire represents the most recent interface standard insertion in spacecraft computing ...