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Research on Fault Tolerance and Dynamic Reconfiguration Design Technology for Multi-Platform Avionics Systems
Avionics multi-platform fault-tolerant reconfiguration ensures high operational availability of the system.
Type
Software
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Other resource gains
Aviation and aerospace materials
Launch site, test site
Dynamic reconfiguration
Multi-platform avionics system
Fault-tolerant
Applicable industry
Scientific research and technology services
Applications
Aviation combat
Key innovations
This project innovatively realizes fault tolerance and dynamic reconfiguration of multi-platform avionics systems, breaks through remote reconfiguration technology, can backup/downgrade reconfiguration, and significantly improves system availability and combat effectiveness.
Potential economic benefits
Improve the availability and reliability of avionics systems, reduce downtime, reduce maintenance and operation costs, extend equipment life, and improve combat effectiveness.
Potential climate benefits
Improve the reliability and availability of avionics systems and reduce faulty grounding or repeated flights, thereby reducing fuel consumption and maintenance waste in aircraft operation, and indirectly reducing carbon emissions.
Solution supplier
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China Institute of Aviation Radio Electronics
China Institute of Aviation Radio Electronics
Develop aerospace radio electronic equipment and systems to support China's aerospace technology progress and national defense construction.
Shanghai,China
Solution details

This project belongs to the independent innovation project of China Institute of Aeronautics and Radio Electronics. Its research goals are: to conduct research on the fault tolerance and dynamic reconfiguration architecture design technology of multi-platform avionics systems based on the mission requirements of networked avionics systems in the system combat environment, and establish a multi-platform IMA system model, build a prototype demonstration environment, break through the key technologies of remote reconfiguration of avionics systems, and lay a technical foundation for improving system availability and combat effectiveness.
The research results of the multi-platform avionics system fault tolerance and dynamic reconfiguration design technology sub-topic will be breakthrough in multi-platform avionics system resource capability configuration and management technology, fault-tolerant system software architecture technology, resource status monitoring and fault-tolerant reconfiguration management technology, will be built through the construction of a multi-platform avionics system fault tolerance and dynamic reconfiguration design research and prototype demonstration environment to carry out laboratory principle simulation verification of its key functional performance, and has the feasibility of transforming it into practical applications. The specific technical indicators are as follows:
(1) Support platform-level and system-level system fault tolerance policy configuration, status monitoring and fault diagnosis;
(2) Research and implement the backup, reconstruction and downgrade reconstruction capabilities of multi-platform resources;
(3) Build a prototype demonstration environment for multi-platform avionics system fault tolerance and dynamic reconfiguration technology.
This project mainly completed the following research contents:
(1) Comprehensive fault-tolerant and reconfiguration management architecture design for multi-platform avionics systems
Based on the analysis of fault tolerance management needs of multi-platform avionics systems, and on the premise of building a multi-platform "large avionics system", explore the formation of the basic configuration concept of fault tolerance and reconfiguration of multi-platform avionics systems, and form a comprehensive fault tolerance and reconfiguration management architecture conceptual plan for multi-platform avionics systems based on information network.
(2) Multi-platform avionics system fault tolerance and reconfiguration management software architecture design
Based on the research on the comprehensive fault-tolerant and reconfiguration management architecture of multi-platform avionics systems, a fault-tolerant software architecture for multi-platform avionics systems is established. The architecture can be constructed in two layers from the system and system: one layer is the internal fault-tolerant management software in the platform, and the other layer is cross-platform fault-tolerant management software. Eventually, an open and reconfigurable software architecture design solution for multi-platform avionics systems was formed.
(3) Fault tolerance and reconfiguration management strategy for multi-platform avionics systems
Multi-platform avionics systems should have dynamic configuration and management capabilities for combat missions. On the basis of single-platform system resource management, high availability and high reliability of multi-platform avionics systems should be achieved through fault tolerance and reconfiguration of system functions between platforms. The prerequisite for system resource allocation is the need to clarify the resource requirements of combat missions and the functional configuration and status of each platform. System fault tolerance and reconfiguration management determines system fault tolerance and reconfiguration strategies based on the entire battlefield situation, mission requirements and platform capabilities. The research on this strategy should be based on the establishment of a comprehensive fault-tolerant and reconfiguration management architecture for multi-platform avionics systems and an open and reconfigurable software architecture.
(4) Development of a prototype demonstration environment for multi-platform avionics system fault tolerance and dynamic reconfiguration
In order to complete the demonstration and verification of various research contents and key technologies, a multi-platform avionics system fault tolerance and dynamic reconfiguration software prototype was developed.

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