ARINC 825 is a data bus protocol used primarily in aerospace applications. It's based on the Controller Area Network (CAN) protocol and defines how data is exchanged between different avionics systems within an aircraft. It specifies the message format, data encoding, and communication protocols used for transmitting information such as sensor readings, control signals, and status updates between components like flight management systems, engine control units, and navigation systems.
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