ARINC 661 Insights

What is ARINC 661?

ARINC 661 is an avionics standard that defines a Cockpit Display System (CDS) interface. It describes a User Application (UA) to CDS interface, enabling portable and reusable UAs. In essence, it provides a standardized way for applications running on avionics systems to display information on cockpit displays, regardless of the underlying display hardware or operating system.

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ARINC 653

ARINC 653 is a standard for partitioning operating systems. ARINC 661 systems are often deployed on ARINC 653 compliant platforms, providing a robust and safe execution environment.

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DO-178B/C

DO-178B/C is a software safety standard. ARINC 661 systems, especially those used in safety-critical applications, must adhere to DO-178B/C guidelines.

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