NASA NTRS · 19880000405
High-Speed Multiprocessing For Engine Simulation
Abstract
Parallel microprocessors have computational power and speed for realistic simulations. Interactive information bus links front-end processor and computational processors. Real-time information bus links real-time extension processor and pre-processors. Computational processor and preprocessor communicate through shared memory. System used to simulate small turboshaft engine to demonstrate potential of multiprocessing in such applications. Real-time simulations aid development of new digital engine controls enabling testing of hardware and software under realistic conditions.
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Milner, Edward J., Arpasi, Dale J.. 1988-09-01. High-Speed Multiprocessing For Engine Simulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880000405
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