JFE Shoji Electronics Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "J-Sho-Ele"), a member of our group, has published a feature article on the next-generation communication standard "TSN for Avionics" on "Aerospace Journal," a website dedicated to aerospace-related information operated by our company.

This project is a four-part series of interviews with DDC/PDC, a leading global databus* company headquartered in the U.S. and a major customer of J Sho-Ele, to bring you the latest technology in the aerospace field, which is still unfamiliar to the Japanese public.

The first article features the next-generation communication standard "TSN for Avionics. TSN for Avionics" is a new communication standard for aerospace applications that is currently being commercialized by the IEEE*2. We interviewed Mr. Okada, President of DDC/PDC, about this cutting-edge technology and asked him to explain its features and how to utilize the technology in an easy-to-understand manner.

We will continue to publish special interviews on the latest technologies in the aerospace field as they become available, so please visit our website!
Click here for the special interview article ( What is "TSN for Avionics," the latest communication standard attracting attention in the aerospace field? (jfe-shoji-ele.co.jp)

Future Plans
Part 1: Special feature on the latest communication standard "TSN for Avionics" (this time)
Part 2: "SSPC (Solid State Power Controller)," a power management device
Part 3: "SBC (Single Board Computer) for Space Applications
Part 4: "RAD-PAK(R)," a component for space use
*1...A data bus is a communication path for transferring data between components such as CPU, memory, and I/O devices.
*2...An international professional association of engineers and researchers working in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics, computer science, information technology, and communications technology.