NASA NTRS · 20060051682
Reconfigurable Protocol Sensing in an End-to-End Demonstration
Abstract
In this work, we present sensing performance using an architecture for a reconfigurable protocol chip for spacebased applications. Toward utilizing the IP packet architecture, utilizing data link layer framing structures for multiplexed data on a channel are the targeted application considered for demonstration purposes. Specifically, we examine three common framing standards and present the sensing performance of these standards and their relative de-correlation metrics. Some analysis is performed to investigate the impact of lossy links. Finally, we present results on a demonstration platform that integrated reconfigurable sensing technology into the Ground Station Interface Device (GRID) for End-to-End IP demonstrations in space.
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Okino, Clayton M., Gray, Andrew, Schoolcraft, Joshua. 2006-01-01. Reconfigurable Protocol Sensing in an End-to-End Demonstration. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060051682
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