In this paper, we describe the problem of developing sensor fault detection within airborne instrumentation systems, and solutions based on machine-learning techniques.

This white paper discusses how small form factor Video Management Solutions allow system designers to quickly and easily route the platform’s video sources exactly where they best benefit users without overloading the platform.

This white paper discusses the challenges FPGA modules carry and how best to meet them.

In this white paper, we explore how technological advances in the multi-channel signal analysis have provided new levels of radiofrequency emitter tracking.

This white paper highlights the capabilities that Curtiss-Wright has established to protect the leading-edge deployed systems developed by our customers.

This whitepaper looks at approaches to debugging, categories of software bugs, tracepoints, sparklines, and memory overwrites.

This white paper provides an overview of the challenges associated with using Ethernet for real-time systems and some approaches to addressing those challenges.

Predictive maintenance techniques promise to reduce maintenance spending by 15%-20%. We explore the problems Airline MROs are having with current monitoring approaches and suggest an approach that can deliver this.

This white paper details the roadblocks integrators face while designing graphics-intensive applications, and how to best overcome them to ensure successful graphics capabilities.

This white paper will discuss how glass cockpit displays can be optimally utilized and how Line Replaceable Units (LRU) such as Crash Recorders and Air Data Computers (ADC) integrate with these modern systems.

This white paper looks in more detail at the environmental and operational issues for space launch vehicles and suggests solutions based on existing ruggedized COTS data acquisition systems (DAS),

This white paper outlines the evolution of existing architectures, comparing them to where we are today from a hardware perspective, and dives into why we’re starting to move into existing wideband possibilities.