RTCA DO-178C Insights

What is RTCA DO-178C?

RTCA DO-178C is a standard for software considerations in airborne systems and equipment certification. It provides guidelines for the development of safety-critical airborne software, ensuring that the software performs its intended function with a high degree of confidence. It is commonly used by avionics manufacturers to demonstrate that their software meets the stringent safety requirements for use in aircraft.

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What other technologies are related to RTCA DO-178C?

RTCA DO-178C Complementary Technologies

RTCA DO-254

RTCA DO-254 is complementary because it provides guidance for the development of airborne electronic hardware, while RTCA DO-178C focuses on software. Both standards are often used together in the development of aircraft systems.

mentioned alongside RTCA DO-178C in 26% (122) of relevant job posts

ARINC 429

ARINC 429 is a data transfer standard often used in avionics systems. DO-178C does not describe a method of communicating between systems, and ARINC 429 compliant systems may need to adhere to DO-178C. Therefore, it is considered complementary.

mentioned alongside RTCA DO-178C in 2% (53) of relevant job posts