AFDX (ARINC 664) Testing Guide

TTTech TTE End System A664 Lab AFDX cards
Manufacturer product image (TTTech); source.

This guide explains the parts of ARINC 664 Part 7 (AFDX) that matter when you test it, and what to check when choosing a test interface. It cites the ARINC standard description and manufacturer pages.

What AFDX is

Key concepts for testing

Choosing an interface

Limits

Products referenced in this guide

Related category

AFDX & Aircraft Ethernet Testing · All aviation guides

Frequently asked questions

Does an AFDX card need export review?

Often yes; Novatelia checks export and end-use requirements with the OEM channel before quoting.

Is ARINC 429 still used with AFDX?

Yes, many aircraft use both; see our ARINC 429 test equipment category.

This guide is general information. It does not replace the aircraft maintenance manual, the operator's approved procedures or the rules of the competent civil aviation authority.

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Trust information. Last reviewed: 2026-10-30 · Revision date: 2026-10-30 · Technical category: AFDX & Aircraft Ethernet Testing · Manufacturer: Multiple (see sources) · Source documentation: 5 public sources listed below · Standards referenced: See sources · Brand references do not imply authorization, distributorship or OEM/authority approval.

Sources

  1. ARINC 664P7-1 Aircraft Data Network, Part 7 – AFDX (SAE Mobilus abstract)
  2. ARINC 664P7-1 (Accuris store description)
  3. Excalibur Systems – M8K664 AFDX module product page
  4. TTTech – TTE End System A664 Lab (PCIe/XMC) product page
  5. AIM – APE-FDX-2 AFDX/ARINC 664 test & simulation module