Interfacing modules of a munition to a standard munition network
AssigneeTextron Systems Corporation
InventorsWilliam Agassounon, Robert Newcomb Litchfield, Andrew Kevin McCann
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AssigneeTextron Systems Corporation
InventorsWilliam Agassounon, Robert Newcomb Litchfield, Andrew Kevin McCann
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A technique of managing communications among multiple modules of a munition includes receiving, by a first module of the munition, a first set of messages from a second module of the munition. The first set of messages is received in a first protocol used for communicating among the modules of the munition over a computer network. The technique further includes translating, by an interface assembly of the first module, the first set of messages in the first protocol into a second set of messages in a second protocol. The second protocol is a native protocol of the first module and is different from the first protocol. The technique still further includes providing the second set of messages from the interface module to an operational component of the first module, the operational component then responding to the second set of messages for performing a function of the munition.
A method of managing communications among multiple modules of a munition, the modules interconnected using a computer network, the method comprising:
A munition, comprising:
A computer program product including a set of non-transitory, computer-readable media having instructions which, when executed by control circuitry, cause the control circuitry to perform a method of managing communications among multiple modules of the munition, the modules interconnected using a computer network, the method comprising:
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