BRM1553FE - Mil-Std-1553 IP Core for FPGA

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MIL-STD-1553 RT, BC, MT Front-End Intellectual Property Core

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News and Events
22-Feb-2010
Sital announces the availability of its new Mil-Std-1553 training
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26-Oct-2009
Sital releases a 1553 IP core with PCI interface, DDC compatible
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6-Sep-2009
Sital signed Whang Ha Trading Co. as distributor in South Korea.
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7-Jul-2009
Sital releases a PCI Interface IP core for the Aerospace market sector
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1-Jun-2009
We are going to the moon!!!
Sital's 1555 IP is used by NASA at the lunar orbiter, lounched on June 17.
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Mil-Std-1553 IP Cores

MIL-STD-1553B Notice 2 Remote Terminal, Bus Controller, Monitor front end Core for FPGA and ASIC Devices

The BC/RT/MT 1553FE IP Core is suitable for small and simple Mil-Std-1553 implementations, where no CPU is present or required or where relatively short messages are sent over the bus.
The core is particularly useful in obsolete replacement designs and simple applications.

Feature Summary:

  • Mil-Std-1553 Intellectual Property for FPGAs and ASIC
  • Suitable for any MIL-STD-1553 RT, BC, MT implementation
  • Very small FPGA area utilization
  • Supports any clock frequency, eliminates additional clock domains
  • Does not require CPU for management, no SW required
  • Modular architecture allowing flexible implementations
  • Provided with full verification environment
  • Passed full validation testing by 3rd party
  • Eliminates risks related to parts obsolescence
  • Based on vendor and technology independent VHDL code

 

Back End Interface

The BC/RT/MT 1553FE interfaces with the back-end through simple address-data read and write "bus cycles".

  • No CPU is required
  • Simple integration with user's logic

 

Gate Count

Sital's MIL-STD-1553 IP requires very small space from FPGA. The following table shows examples of the area usage, in different FPGA devices:

Vendor Family Area Usage (4-LUT count)
Altera Stratix, Cyclone 930
Xilinx Virtex-II, Spartan 3 805
Lattice LatticeXP 764
QuickLogic PolarPro 1059
Actel RTAX-S 1036 Modules
* These numbers are approximate.
* Other FPGA vendors and families are available
* Actual area usage may vary according to core configuration.

Manchester Decoder

The unique Manchester decoder can work with any clock frequency from 12Mhz and up to reduce clock sources and clock domains on board (reduces EMI/RFI).
Advanced algorithms for filtering out noise and disturbances enable the core to operate in harsh environments.

Transceivers

Sital Technology's 1553 RT core connects to any standard transceiver-transformer pair. The core was fully validated with a 3rd party dual transceiver.

RT Validation

Sital Technology's 1553 RT core has been successfully implemented in a 3rd party FPGA, and has passed the full MIL-STD-1553B Notice 2 RT Validation test plan in an independent laboratory.