P1937.3 - Protocol for the Flight Data Transmission of Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Based on BeiDou Short Message

Project Details

This standard specifies the general requirements for the content of flight data and transmission protocol of civil unmanned aerial vehicle systems based on the BeiDou short message protocol.

Standards Committee	COM/AccessCore-SC - Access and Core Networks Standards Committee
PAR Approval	2019-05-21
PARs	Approved PAR

Working Group Details

Working Group	IPDD - Standard Interface Requirements and Performance Characteristics for Payload Devices in Drones
Standards Committee	COM/AccessCore-SC - Access and Core Networks Standards Committee
Society	IEEE Communications Society
IEEE Program Manager	Jennifer Santulli
Active Projects	Active IEEE P1937.1 - IEEE Draft Standard Interface Requirements and Performance Characteristics for Payload Devices in Drones IEEE 1937.1(TM) presents general interface requirements and performance characteristics of payload devices in drones. It describes the drone payload interfaces in three categories: Mechanical interface/Electrical interface/Data interface. Mechanical interface is used to fix the payload to the drone. Electrical interface is an electromechanical device used to join electrical terminations. The electrical interface includes the power supply interface and the two-way communication interface. The data interface refers to the communication protocol. IEEE Standard P1937.1? illustrates the requirements and performance characteristics of the drone payload interface in detail from aspects of temperature/humidity/water and dust proof/vibration and shock/mold/salt spray etc. The Annexes are important for understanding this standard. They illustrate typical drone payloads, and typical interface requirements and performance characteristics of specific payloads.