SpaceWire-router and on-board storage device of the on-board computer complex
A redundant 16-port SpaceWire routing switch with built-in MRAM storage for on-board data networking of the onboard computer complex.
Technical specifications
- Dimensions, mm
- 117 x 111 x 51 (without fasteners)
- Mass, kg
- 0.96
- Power voltage, V
- 22-34, galvanic isolation 500V
- Power consumption, Wt
- 4
- Built-in memory, MB
- 8
- Duplicated interfaces
- CAN2B, SpaceWire
- Number of ports for connection
- up to 16
- Exchange rate via SpaceWire, Mbps
- up to 200
- RMAP support
- ECSS-E-ST-50-52C
About
The router is used to organize the SpaceWire network in the system for packet routing and communication between terminal devices. One router is an assembly of 2 identical semi-sets that can work in both cold and hot standby. One semi-set includes: a power supply system with a primary DC/DC isolated converter and secondary PDM converters; a 16-port SpaceWire routing switch with a built-in processor based on MIPS32 architecture, exchange rates up to 200 Mbit/s per channel, support for broadcast packets, adaptive multicast routing, RMAP protocol over SpaceWire, and a UART debug port; a 1 Mbit EEPROM storing the switch control software image which initializes the processor, self-tests, and configures router registers; and MRAM non-volatile memory with 8 MB usable capacity for organizing “cloud” storage in the SpaceWire network. It is SPUTNIX’s own development, ECSS-compatible, low cost, light weight, low energy consumption, uses Russian electronic components, and uses unified electrical/information/mechanical interfaces.
Documentation
- SPUTNIX- Microsatellite devices - SX SBOX-2023.pdf sputnix.ru ↗
- Microsatellite devices - Onboard computers.pdf sputnix.ru ↗
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