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Wind River Launches 'Certification Evidence Package' for Aerospace Electronics Industry
Published2017.06.28 11:15Wind River announced the launch of a 'Certification Evidence Package' for 'VxWorks 653 Multicore Edition,' a high-reliability embedded software platform.
Wind River's 'VxWorks 653 Multicore Edition' is a platform that complies with ARINC 653, the standard specification for IMA (Integrated Modular Avionics) systems used in the aerospace electronics industry, and supports the reuse of existing software by extending the capabilities that were possible on single-core silicon platforms.
The newly launched 'Certification Evidence Package' helps aerospace companies reduce project risks associated with multicore system certification. Aerospace companies can significantly reduce costs and project risks related to both new program certification and re-certification through the 'Certification Evidence Package' together with COTS (commercial) software technology. Additionally, it can accelerate deployment timelines for the stringent FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) RTCA DO-178C DAL A multicore certification program.
The 'Certification Evidence Package' disclosed this time includes design, test, review, source code, build files, test results, annotated object-level code coverage, and tool certification data for core Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) systems as elements to comply with FAA safety requirements.
Park Ju-dong, Branch Manager of Wind River Korea, stated, "To maintain competitiveness in the aerospace electronics market, we must be able to deliver products within budget or below, even as complexity intensifies. The Certification Evidence Package provided by Wind River serves as substantive highest-level certification evidence for IMA systems, enabling developers to reduce the time and effort spent on integration and certification and concentrate their capabilities on mission-critical applications."
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