Military Aerospace:

Our staff of engineers and programmers bring forth expertise in automated test equipment design in the following areas of military and aerospace. Various military programs include M1 Abrams, the P7 Orion F/A 18, F14, F15, B2, Missile Defense and Apache Longbow. Commercial software test equipment includes the 747 and MD11 aircraft.

GPIB:

Our GPIB software is used to simulate and test various GPIB instruments. For example, an HP GPIB frequency synthesizer simulator may be simulated using a GPIB card in a personal computer running Windows, with a GPIB card to act as the instrument. This makes software integration and testing possible without having the actual hardware on site, effectively saving thousands of dollars in equipment costs and allowing software engineers in various locations of the country the opportunity to test their UUT, without having the whole system.

REAL TIME DATA ACQUISITION:

Software test capability using pc boards utilizing A/D inputs and D/A outputs, thermocouples and rtd's used in testing electro-hydraulic servo valves and solenoids on aircraft engines. Motor drive control software, device drivers, and executive and application software. Also software for testing Arinc 429 and 1553 communication interfaces.

Software test code and drivers used to test weapon control systems and flight and management computers . Code was written under the Windows operating system using IEEE-488 devices and Arinc 429 devices and serial interface devices.

Embedded system software and MMI software used to simulate and test the Arinc portion of the MD11 aircraft. Simulation of electrical portion of aircraft engines used on 747's and MD11 aircraft. Software included C, PLM-51 in an embedded 8051 controller also 6800 assembly and Pascal.

TPS sets to test the F/A 18 Radar using the Atlas test language. Executive software in 68000 Assembly, C and Fortran to control an array processor and communicate with a PC used to test an A/D converter of various Radar.