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Volume 63 Number 2

16 articles in this issue 

P.M. Soundar Rajan

‘Avionics’ systems, over the decades, have grown from simple communication radios and navigation equipments to complex integrated equipments primarily infiuenced by dominance of digital technology. Continuous growth in integrated circu... see more

Pags. 129 - 130  

G. Satheesh Reddy, V.K. Saraswat

Various forms of navigation are present in today’s world, leading from satellite based navigation to several archaic forms of navigation like star gazing. Now, lots of technologies are available to achieve this but with certain limitations. For example, F... see more

Pags. 131 - 137  

S. Christopher

The use of microwave spectrum is widespread due to its convenience. Therefore, enormous amount of information is available in the free space channel. Obviously, mining this channel for surveillance is quite common. Airborne surveillance offers significant... see more

Pags. 138 - 144  

Ravi Shankar

This paper presents simulation results of navigation sensors such as integrated navigation system (INS), global navigation satellite system (GNSS) and TACAN sensors onboard an aircraft to find the navigation solutions. Mathematical models for INS, GNSS (G... see more

Pags. 145 - 152  

G.K. Tripathi, Prashant Kumar

This paper gives an overview of the stroke symbol generation software developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for fighter aircraft. This paper covers the working principle of head-up-display, overview of target hardware on which the developed software ... see more

Pags. 153 - 156  

N. Shantha Kumar, S. K. Kashyap, V.P.S. Naidu, Girija Gopalratnam

A new avionics concept called integrated enhanced and synthetic vision system (IESVS) is being developed to enable flight operations during adverse weather/visibility conditions even in non precision airfields. This paper presents the latest trends in IES... see more

Pags. 157 - 163  

Gargi Meharu, Sunil K. Valsan, Rajesh A. Kuttieri

A low cost integrated avionics system has been realized on a modern trainer aircraft. Without using an expensive inertial navigation system onboard, acceptable level of accuracy for navigation, guidance, and weapon aiming is achieved by extensive data fus... see more

Pags. 164 - 173  

R. Pitchammal, Vikrant Sadda

Increasing the complexity of fighter aircraft like modern cockpit environments, covering highly integrated, and complex automatic functions, pose various demands on the crew and adding a heavy workload. Cognitive systems appear to be a promising approach ... see more

Pags. 174 - 180  

Ravi Shankar

Challenges faced by present avionics systems are low weight, less power, low volume, high mean time between failure and low mean time to repair. This paper is a feasibility study for single solution of voice and data switching/routing unit. This paper pre... see more

Pags. 181 - 185  

Sabooj Ray, Jeba Arul Doss, Sheena Abraham, Pradeep N., S. Prem Kumar

Present launch vehicle integration architecture for avionics uses wired link to transfer data between various sub-systems. Depending on system criticality and complexity, MIL1553 and RS485 are the common protocols that are adopted. These buses have their ... see more

Pags. 186 - 191  

R. Pitchammal, S. Sarala

Mastering increasing complexity of electronic warfare (EW) airborne equipment systems needs new architectural concepts mainly based on modular design, generic resources and reliable communication buses. Less is more architectural concept replaces separate... see more

Pags. 192 - 197  

Abhijit S. Kulkarni, Vijesh P., Hemant V. Paranjape, K. Maheswara Reddy

This paper compares different digital receiver signal processing schemes as applied to current ESM/RWR systems. The schemes include fast fourier transform (FFT)-based, FIR filter-based and mixed architectures. Use of polyphase FFT and IIR filters is also ... see more

Pags. 198 - 203  

Vanitha D., Kundhavai R.M.

This paper presents a holistic solution to the navigation requirements in a time critical electronic warfare systems like missile warning systems (MWS). In a passive MWS using IR sensors the efficiency of the system is determined by attributes such as low... see more

Pags. 204 - 209  

P.S. Sai Pavan, B. Renuka, B. Vinatha

As the signal processing required in electronic warfare (EW) domain is complex and the sample rates to be handled are very high, IP cores which are freely available are not of much use. A study of various fast fourier transform (FFT) algorithms has been c... see more

Pags. 210 - 213  

Sunita Awasthi Singh, Bineesh P.K., Satish Shetty K.

Current and future aircraft systems require real-time embedded software with greater flexibility compared to what was previously available due to the continuous advancements in the technology leading to large and complex systems. Portability of software a... see more

Pags. 214 - 222