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The complete message is recorded by 4 PCM channels Mass Data Recorders, or decoded for on board analysis. The same information is physically duplicated to go from one acquisition system toward several end-users. The acquisition, processing and storage performances requested by A380 Flight Tests having blown up, AIRBUS had to set up a more global architecture, to unify data format and to jump from cyclic low speed data exchange to up-to-date technologies. SWITCHED IENA IENA ARCHITECTURE The IENA architecture (Installation d’Essais pour les Nouveaux Avions – Flight Test Installation for New Aircraft) is based on 4 levels of data handling : L1 (Level 1) : Sensor level There is performed the data conversion from a physical input (pressure, temperature, force…) into a measurable electrical parameter, tension or current. Some L1 system may integrate a part of L2 functions : filtering, AD conversion… L2 (Level 2) : Acquisition level L2 systems deal with the analog, numerical and discrete acquisition ; they perform the following tasks : - for analog inputs : sensor piloting, analog filtering, data sampling and AD conversion, limited mathematical functions… - for numerical inputs : label sorting, filtering - for all : time stamping with respect to the global synchronisation, data shaping in IENA PACKETS, sorting of packets towards the destinations (groups of L4) L3 (Level 3) : Concentration level L3 is the IENA-specific level, there are gathered data flows coming from all the L2 towards the L4 systems. There is no data modification through L3, the only actions performed are commutation and duplication of the incoming frames. These functions are realised by standard Ethernet switches. L4 (Level 4) : Recording and Analysis level L4 systems are on board end-users for aircraft parameters : - Mass data storage for on-ground post analysis - On-board analysis computers, performing pre-treatment and display for Flight Test Engineers - Telemetry The Flight Test Data Base SABRE –in which the configuration of every system is traced– manages all the IENA systems. SABRE describes the long way of every aircraft parameter from the very beginning of its life (physical phenomenon) to its storage in IENA PACKETS.
MEASUREMENTS L1 Acquisition L2 Acquisition L2 Acquisition L2 Electrical Network L2 ETHERNET LAN Switch L3 Switch L3 Switch L3 Interface L4 CUB L4 Partial recorder Mass Data recorder L4 Configuration loading & control Mass Data Recorder L4 CUB L4 Video Accident Recorder Telemetry Partial recorder Figure 2 - A380 FTI Generic Architecture Time Base Generator As it can be seen on Figure 2, the L3 constitute the real centre of FTI communication : interconnection between L2 and L4 is ensured through a switched Ethernet LAN. L2 L4 Computer L3 Switch L4 Storage Acquired Parameters Computed parameters Ethernet Multicast IP / UDP IENA packets Figure 3 - A380 FTI LAN (Acquisition Mode) Accident FTI Wide Band FTI BASIC Trajectography Flight test Engineer Station ADIS Water Ballast «Crash» Parameters BASIC FTI WIDE BAND FTI CRASH FTI
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The complete message is recorded by 4 PCM channels Mass Data Recorders, or decoded for on board<br />
analysis. The same information is physically duplicated to go from one acquisition system toward<br />
several end-users.<br />
The acquisition, processing and storage performances requested by A380 Flight Tests having blown<br />
up, AIRBUS had to set up a more global architecture, to unify data format and to jump from cyclic low<br />
speed data exchange to up-to-date technologies.<br />
SWITCHED IENA<br />
IENA ARCHITECTURE<br />
The IENA architecture (Installation d’Essais pour les Nouveaux Avions – Flight Test Installation for<br />
New Aircraft) is based on 4 levels of data handling :<br />
L1 (Level 1) : Sensor level<br />
There is performed the data conversion from a physical input (pressure, temperature, force…) into<br />
a measurable electrical parameter, tension or current. Some L1 system may integrate a part of L2<br />
functions : filtering, AD conversion…<br />
L2 (Level 2) : Acquisition level<br />
L2 systems deal with the analog, numerical and discrete acquisition ; they perform the following<br />
tasks :<br />
- for analog inputs : sensor piloting, analog filtering, data sampling and AD conversion,<br />
limited mathematical functions…<br />
- for numerical inputs : label sorting, filtering<br />
- for all : time stamping with respect to the global synchronisation, data shaping in IENA<br />
PACKETS, sorting of packets towards the destinations (groups of L4)<br />
L3 (Level 3) : Concentration level<br />
L3 is the IENA-specific level, there are gathered data flows coming from all the L2 towards the L4<br />
systems. There is no data modification through L3, the only actions performed are commutation<br />
and duplication of the incoming frames. These functions are realised by standard Ethernet<br />
switches.<br />
L4 (Level 4) : Recording and Analysis level<br />
L4 systems are on board end-users for aircraft parameters :<br />
- Mass data storage for on-ground post analysis<br />
- On-board analysis computers, performing pre-treatment and display for Flight Test<br />
Engineers<br />
- Telemetry<br />
The Flight Test Data Base SABRE –in which the configuration of every system is traced– manages all<br />
the IENA systems. SABRE describes the long way of every aircraft parameter from the very beginning<br />
of its life (physical phenomenon) to its storage in IENA PACKETS.