NASA NTRS · 19900015844
Space shuttle avionics system
Abstract
The Space Shuttle avionics system, which was conceived in the early 1970's and became operational in the 1980's represents a significant advancement of avionics system technology in the areas of systems and redundacy management, digital data base technology, flight software, flight control integration, digital fly-by-wire technology, crew display interface, and operational concepts. The origins and the evolution of the system are traced; the requirements, the constraints, and other factors which led to the final configuration are outlined; and the functional operation of the system is described. An overall system block diagram is included.
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Hanaway, John F., Moorehead, Robert W.. 1989-01-01. Space shuttle avionics system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900015844
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