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imc Presentation:
How can telemetry data be meaningfully reduced and what is the benefit of reconfiguring the data on the fly?
Regardless of which telemetry band (L-, S-, C-band) is used, the bandwidth is increasingly limited by the steadily growing test operations. At the same time,the measurement data to be accumulated and recorded during flight operations is growing: Measuring points whose measured values are digitized at high sampling rates, high signal dynamic range through 20 or 24 bit resolution or even ONVIF / RTSP network cameras are largely state of the art.
Completely new ways would open up if only the measurement data that is important for a specific test point could be transmitted to the ground station and the system could be reconfigured easily, quickly and safely from the ground station for the next test point. This requires a bi-directional telemetry link between the ground station and the aircraft.
The cooperation between JDA and imc has resulted in a new generation of flight test solutions that is completely based on IRIG 106 standards, incl. the telemetry link based on Chapter 4 or 7.