Bae Systems Controls Inc.

Christopher M Blain

Gary P Ellsworth

Gurjeet Jaggi

William Naro

Matthew J Pomes

Methods and systems for operating actuator control electronics are described. In an example, a system can include a first lane and a second lane configured to be in communication with each other. The first lane can receive first data associated with a first pattern and send the first pattern to the second lane. The second lane can receive second data associated with a second pattern and send the second pattern to the first lane. The first and second lanes can each compare the first pattern with the second pattern. Based on the comparison, the first lane can select first input data and the second lane can select second input data. The first lane can generate a first actuator command using the first input data. The second lane can generate a second actuator command using the second input data. The first and second actuator commands can be bit-for-bit identical.

Data coherency algorithm to achieve bit-for-bit transmission

One embodiment of the present invention relates to a discrete time method for detection of oscillations in continuous data. Another embodiment of the present invention relates to a discrete time system for detection of oscillations in continuous data. Another embodiment of the present invention relates to a discrete time software program for detection of oscillations in continuous data.

Discrete time method, system and software program for detection of oscillations in continuous data

An inventive system and method for vehicle cabin control is presented. The method comprises creating one or more collections of set-points, each set-point comprising a duration and settings for one or more cabin features; establishing an order and duration for the set-points; uploading the set-points to a cabin management system; executing the set-points in the established order; and when a request is received, modifying the duration in accordance with user preferences based on the request. In one aspect, the cabin features comprise one or more of lighting, Cabin Ready, Cabin Temperature, Cell Phone Power and Special Purpose features. In one aspect, one of the collection of set-points is the initial features and another of the collection of set-points is the termination features.

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Binghamton, NY, United States of America

Christopher M Blain