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摘要
集成双冗余MIL-STD-1553 RT(远程终端)和BC/RT/MT(总线控制器/远程终端/总线监视器)终端的高级通信引擎(ACE)系列已升级,功能增强。Mini-ACE Plus系列解决了当今市场上的许多关键问题;具体来说,对COTS/MOTS的需求,降低成本和尺寸,以及对MIL-STD-1760存储应用的要求。本文综述了用于实现成本和功能改进以及尺寸减小的特点和技术。MINI-ACE Plus的功能相当于第一代ACE系列,但封装尺寸只有原来的一半。本文将讨论MINI-ACE Plus MCM的开发过程和技术。这包括迁移到共烧陶瓷封装的问题和优势,以及Mini-ACE Plus终端中使用的模拟收发器和数字协议单片芯片的发展。其中包括对ACE终端的功能概述。此外,本文还讨论了新功能,包括64 K/spl次/16 RAM选项,RT启动选项和额外的时钟频率。最后,还讨论了与软件相关的问题,包括与上一代终端的兼容性,以及可移植到不同硬件和软件平台的库的可用性。
The MINI-ACE plus family of MIL-STD-1553 terminals
The Advanced Communications Engine (ACE) family of integrated dual redundant MIL-STD-1553 RT (Remote Terminal) and BC/RT/MT (Bus Controller/Remote Terminal/Bus Monitor) terminals with enhanced functions has been upgraded. The Mini-ACE Plus series addresses many of the key issues in today's market; specifically, the demand for COTS/MOTS, reduced cost and size, and requirements for MIL-STD-1760 stores applications. This paper reviews the features and the technology that were used to achieve the cost and functional improvements, and size reduction. The MINI-ACE Plus is a functional equivalent to the initial generation ACE family, but in a package that is half the size. This paper will discuss the processes and the technology used in the development of the MINI-ACE Plus MCM. This includes the issues and advantages of migrating to co-fired ceramic packaging, along with the evolution of the analog transceiver and digital protocol monolithic chips used in the Mini-ACE Plus terminals. This includes a functional overview of the ACE terminals. In addition, the paper discusses new features, involving an option for 64 K/spl times/16 RAM, an RT boot-up option, and additional clock frequencies. Finally, there is a discussion of software-related issues, including compatibility to previous generation terminals, and the availability of libraries that are portable to different hardware and software platforms.