In the late 1970s, the US Air Force and NASA required all new aircraft platforms to comply with Mil-Std-1750A, the specifications for a 16 bit instruction set architecture used in multiple embedded process controllers. Sabtech Industries developed a drop-in coprocessor board for developing real-time embedded systems to meet Mil-Std-1750A. It can be used on any IBM compatible personal computer, essentially converting it into a powerful and more versatile development station. The system is called Orbiter.
Personal computer models Mil-Std-1750A avionics systems
Personalcomputer zur Simulation von Avionik-Systemen nach der Norm Mil-Std-1750A
Defense Electronics ; 21 , 5 ; 91-92
1989
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