The basic architecture of Aspen Avionics Connected Panel networked cockpit is depicted below, courtesy the company. Wireless equipment in the cockpit is nothing new, but it rarely was connected to anything other than audio.
Aspen Avionics
The basic architecture of Aspen Avionics Connected Panel networked cockpit is depicted at left, courtesy the company. Wireless equipment in the cockpit is nothing new, but it rarely was connected to anything other than audio.
Key Takeaways:
- Modern avionics, such as the Aspen Avionics Connected Panel, are now wirelessly linking consumer-grade devices and their apps (like tablet EFB software) to an aircraft's certified systems.
- This represents an evolution from previous cockpit wireless equipment, which was typically only connected to audio.
- Connecting consumer devices to certified avionics creates many new possibilities for cockpit functionality and future upgrade paths.
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