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PD IEC TR 63238-1:2019 Process management for avionics. Electronics design Electrical signal properties, naming conventions and interface control document (ICD)

PD IEC TR 63238-1:2019

Process management for avionics. Electronics design Electrical signal properties, naming conventions and interface control document (ICD)

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Označení normy:PD IEC TR 63238-1:2019
Počet stran:18
Vydáno:2019-08-09
ISBN:978 0 539 04099 9
Status:Standard
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PD IEC TR 63238-1:2019


This standard PD IEC TR 63238-1:2019 Process management for avionics. Electronics design is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 03.100.50 Production. Production management
  • 31.020 Electronic components in general
  • 49.060 Aerospace electric equipment and systems

This part of IEC 63238 provides information and a template to create an interface control document (ICD) for any project which includes electronic assemblies, such as electronic circuit card assemblies (CCAs) or electronic devices, connected together. This document proposes electrical signal naming conventions when interfacing electronic assemblies, and an example containing seven signal naming conventions is included. This document supports original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the preparation and maintenance of their electronic assemblies interfaces and integration specifications to avoid misunderstanding of signals which can cause unnecessary design and/or integration errors, and testing complications.