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Databus Interface Cards

Overview

Databus Interface Cards enable computers to interface with a variety of avionics databuses. These high-performance cards interface to multiple protocols including MIL-STD-1553, ARINC 429/70O8/717, Serial and Discrete I/O.

Cards are available for these platforms:

PXI Express
PCI Express
PCI
cPCI
VME

Product Information

Click on a product below for more information, or contact Astronics to discuss your specific avionics interfacing needs:

OmniBus II PXIe Interfaces

Used in multi-slot PXI Express and CompactPCI Express test systems, enabling them to interface with multiple avionics databuses for testing, validating and simulating commercial and military avionics equipment and systems.

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OmniBus II PCIe Interfaces

Enables computers and networks to interface with multiple avionics databuses for testing, validating and simulating commercial and military avionics equipment and systems.

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PCI and PCIe MIL-STD-1553 Avionics Interfaces

Lx1553-5 avionics interface cards enable computers to interface with MIL-STD-1553 avionics databuses for testing, validating and simulating commercial and military avionics equipment and systems. They are available for PCI and PCI Express systems.

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PCI and PCIe ARINC 429/717 Avionics Interfaces

Lx1553-5 avionics interface cards enable computers to interface with ARINC 429 and ARINC 717 avionics databuses for testing, validating and simulating commercial and military avionics equipment and systems. They are available for PCI and PCI Express systems.

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OmniBus VME Interfaces

OmniBus VME databus interface cards provide high channel counts and mixed protocols. They operate as a simple or intelligent I/O board, as the VME system controller, or as a remote controlled Ethernet peripheral.

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