25th SpaceWire Working Group Meeting

18 Apr 2016, 14:00 → 20 Apr 2016, 18:00 Europe/Amsterdam

Einstein (ESA/ESTEC)

David Jameux (ESA)

Dear SpaceWire Technology Developers and Users,

The 25th  SpaceWire Working Group Meeting will take place from Monday 18th of April PM to Wednesday 20th of April AM 2016 at ESTEC, Noordwijk followed by the SpW WG Steering Committe meeting on 20th of April PM.

• Mission System Requirements and Lessons Learned for On-Board SpW Networks
• SpW Evolutions I: ECSS-ST-E-50-12C Rev.1
• SpW Evolutions II: SpaceFibre
• SpW Evolutions III: SPW2
• SpW for Command & Control
• SpW Network Management
• SpW Simulation, Test, and Verification
• SpW- and SpFi-related components (including Backplanes)
• SpW Conferences and events

We would like to also inform that the next SpaceWire Conference will take a place in Yokohama, Japan from 25 till 27th October 2016.

Tuesday, 19 April

Meeting opening

Convener: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC)

SpW Network Management

Conveners: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC), Mr Glenn Rakow (NASA/GSFC)

1 SpaceWire Sub-network Design Guidelines: RMAP, Usage of TID, key, Logical address assignment

Speaker: Prof. Masaharu Nomachi (Osaka University)

Slides SpW Sub-network Design Guideline

2 Concurrency, deadlock and livelock

Speaker: Dr Roger Peel (4Links Limited)

11:00 Coffee break

3 SPACEMAN -- A NDCP-based SpaceWire Network Management Tool

This contribution presents a SpaceWire network management tool based on NDCP protocol that was developed by ITTI Sp. z o.o. within the SPACEMAN project.

Speaker: Dr Piotr Tyczka (ITTI Sp. z o.o.)

Slides SpaceMan-An NDCP-based SpW Network management tool

4 The importance of determinism as an additional consideration for QoS specification

Speaker: Mr Hiroki Hihara (NEC Space Technologies, Ltd.)

Slides The importance of determinism as an additional consideration for QoS specification

SpW- and SpFi-related components: including Backplanes

Convener: Mr Giorgio Magistrati (ESA/Data Systems Division)

5 Development status of Next-Generation Space Grade CPU (SOI-SOC3)

SOISOC3 is our new space-grade system-on-chip processor which is currently being developed by MHI in partnership with JAXA. The chip is implemented on a 200 nm radiation hardened process based on the commercial SOI (Silicon On Insulator), so that can apply to the Space missions. We’ll introduce the outline and current status of our development.

Speaker: Mr Takayuki Ishida (JAXA)

Slides Development status of SOI-SOC3

12:50 Lunch break

SpW for Command & Control

Conveners: Mr Christophe HONVAULT (ESA), Mr Marco Rovatti (ESA-ESTEC)

6 SpaceWire-D Demonstration System

The SpaceWire-D demonstration system consists of a PXI rack containing two LEON2 processor boards acting as the SpaceWire-D initiators, two SpaceWire routers, a network manager, three RMAP interface boards each with four RMAP targets and a PXI processor board. The initiator boards contain a SpaceWire-D software layer built on top of the RTEMS operating system and the PXI processor board runs a software suite used to configure, control and monitor the network. In this presentation, we will give an overview of SpaceWire-D and show the demonstration system performing a range of test scenarios to demonstrate the various services of the standard.

Speaker: Mr David Gibson (University of Dundee)

Slides SpaceWire-D Demonstrator

7 STP-ISS Transport Protocol Application Use Cases

Speaker: Ms Irina Lavrovskaya (Saint-Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation)

Slides TP-ISS Transport Protocol Application Use Cases

SpW Evolutions I: ECSS-ST-E-50-12C Rev.1

Convener: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC)

8 SpW standard revision status

Speaker: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC)

Slides Status of the SpW standard revision process

9 Main outcomes of the ECSS Public Review

Speaker: Dr Roger Peel (4Links Limited)

Slides Lessons Learned from the ECSS Public Review

10 The escalating costs of not fixing specification and design errors early in a project or mission

Speaker: Mr Paul Walker (4Links Limited)

Slides The escalating costs of not fixing specification and design errors early in a project or mission

16:10 Coffee break

11 Use of SpW Logical Addresses: the case of JUICE

Speaker: Mr Torbjörn Hult (RUAG Space)

Slides Use of Logical Addresses

SpW Simulation, Test, and Verification

Convener: Prof. Yuriy SHEYNIN (St. Petersburg University of Airospace Instrumentation)

12 Trigger and decode a SpW datastream with an oscilloscope

Speakers: Mr Erwin Drenth (Rohde & Schwarz), Mr Matthias Beer (Rohde&Schwarz)

Slides Trigger and decode a SpW datastream with an oscilloscopeTrigger and decode a SpW datastream with an oscilloscope

Wednesday, 20 April

SpW Evolutions II: SpaceFibre

Convener: Mr Dirk Thurnes (ESA)

13 SpaceFibre ECSS Standard

An update on the SpaceFibre standard

Speaker: Prof. Steve Parkes (University of Dundee)

notes SpaceFibre ECSS Draft H4 v18

14 SpaceFibre Network Demonstration

A demonstration of a SpaceFibre routing switch in a complete SpaceFibre network

Speaker: Prof. Steve Parkes (University of Dundee)

15 SpaceFibre Standard draft H1 Issues

Speaker: Dr Elena Suvorova (SUAI)

Slides SpaceFibre Standard draft H1 Issues

16 Deterministic Services in SpaceFibre: Scheduling Issues at the Network Layer

Analysis and discussion of scheduling issues at the SpaceFibre Network Layer for deterministic networking services.

Speaker: Prof. Yuriy SHEYNIN (St. Petersburg University of Airospace Instrumentation)

Slides Deterministic Services for SpaceFibre

10:50 Coffee break

17 SpaceFibre Multi-Lane

A description of the multi-lane capabilities of SpaceFibre.

Speaker: Prof. Steve Parkes (University of Dundee)

SpW Conferences and events

Convener: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC)

18 7th International SpaceWire Conference

Speaker: Prof. Masaharu Nomachi (Osaka University)

Slides 7th International SpaceWire Conference

Meeting close-out

Convener: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC)

19 Meeting close-out

Speaker: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC)

Slides Meeting close-out

13:00 Lunch break

SpW WG Steering Committee meeting: Restricted to SpW WG Steering Committee members

Convener: Mr David Jameux (ESA/ESTEC)