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Scheduling mechanisms for spacewire networks

The paper describes two mechanisms which solve the problem of time multiplexing for SpaceWire networks. They are a transport-level scheduling mechanism, which is used in the STP-ISS protocol, and SpaceWire-DSUAI, that is a protocol prototype. The current paper presents an overview of these mechanisms and compares them. In addition, we provide a short analysis of time-division multiplexing in the communication protocols.