Webinar - Is Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) for you? Ways to confirm before committing

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Avionics industry is trying to replace numerous separate processors and line replaceable units (LRU) with fewer and more centralized processing units; which is coined the Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA). The IMA architecture give rise to many inter-related decisions that must be made by system architects, such as how to assign software to hardware processors, amount of power consumed for each use-cases, reduce risk, schedule the tasks to the ARINC 653 virtual machines, and determine the network bandwidth for the selected workload and processing. We at Mirabilis Design worked with over 20 avionics divisions and this Webinar is based on our experience. During this webinar we will be talking about the challenges in IMA architectures and how these challenges can be addressed using early design exploration. During this presentation, we will start with aggregating the reference document; model the hardware, workload, ARINC 653; run simulation; and conduct analysis. We will show you how to make the decision based on simulation data. Other concepts includes; injecting faults to study the system behavior, as graceful degradation of a subsystem and the dependency across the system; End-to-End latency and impact of I/O data rates. Date : Thursday, March 3rd , 2016 Time : 11 AM PST/ 2 PM EST Duration : 1 Hour Speakers : Ranjith K R, Application Engineer, Mirabilis Design Inc. Case Studies : Deepak Shankar, CEO, Mirabilis Design Inc.

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