Time-Triggered Protocol

<p>The Time-Triggered Protocol (TTP) is an open <a href="/facts/Computer_network/3w5RM99p">computer network</a> protocol for <a href="/facts/Control_system/8CEjIDlS">control systems</a>. 
It was designed as a time-triggered <a href="/facts/Fieldbus/kna8UpU3">fieldbus</a> for vehicles and industrial applications. and standardized in 2011 as <a href="https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as6003/">SAE AS6003</a> (TTP Communication Protocol). TTP controllers have accumulated over 500 million flight hours in commercial <a href="/facts/DAL_A/ftM3EIss">DAL A</a> aviation application, in power generation, environmental and <a href="/facts/Flight_control/4uBmYcHf">flight controls</a>. TTP is used in <a href="/facts/FADEC/wFM5eTHw">FADEC</a> and modular <a href="/facts/Aerospace/T6kTLUyV">aerospace</a> controls, and <a href="/facts/Flight_computer/6DVcXQGl">flight computers</a>. In addition, TTP devices have accumulated over 1 billion operational hours in <a href="/facts/SIL4/qzHdBEDx">SIL4</a> <a href="/facts/Railway_signalling/yK37bHt7">railway signalling</a> applications. 
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Time-Triggered Protocol open-in-new

Time-Triggered Protocol