Engineering zero-jitter video transport across cockpit displays, flight data recorders, and telemetry feeds.
Modern cockpit displays render multiple layers simultaneously: synthetic 3D terrain, heads-up display (HUD) pitch ladders, forward-looking infrared camera feeds, and traffic alert overlays.
By implementing SMPTE ST 2059-2 (the broadcast standard for PTP video synchronization), cockpit displays lock their refresh cycles directly to aircraft flight dynamics clocks, eliminating tearing and visual latency in high-speed maneuvers.
Synchronized video frames are archived alongside flight control bus records, providing accident investigators with frame-accurate reconstruction of exactly what the pilot saw and did during every millisecond of flight.