Thales

Michael Templier

Patrice Toillon

Marc Etienne Fumey

Xavier Moreau

Jean-Philippe Neuser

Christophe Mangion

Gabrielle Sarouille

The present invention relates to a method for configuring an avionic network comprising determining sending rules imposing the sending of digital data in the form of frames of a first type or a second type, each frame of the first type being according to the protocol of the ARINC 664 P7 type and each frame of the second type being according to the protocol of the Ethernet type with predetermined routing. The method further comprises determining conveying rules comprising defining a path for each flow of the first type between a sending end system and a receiving end system, determining priority rules comprising defining a priority for each flow of the first type such that the priority of each flow of the second type is lower than the priority of each flow of the first type, and transmitting said rules.

Method for configuring an avionic network, computer program product and related configuration module

The present invention relates to a method for verifying a partitioning configuration, between consuming elements (), of resources () of an electronic module (), each resource () having a capacity and being divisible into segments, the method comprising:

Method and electronic device for verifying a partitioning configuration, associated computer program

This transmission network for transmitting information, of the type comprising at least two associated loops () for transmitting information, in each of which functional nodes () are integrated, each comprising at least one distribution module for distributing messages () between the input and output ports of the node and at least one network interface module () associated with this distribution module, is characterized in that the network interface modules () of at least certain of the nodes of at least one of the loops () are connected to the distribution modules () for distributing the nodes of at least one other loop.

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Toulouse, France

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