Why Join?

As a member of TTA-Group, you will have a key role in establishing a cross-industry standard for safe and composable real-time communications. TTA-Group members encourage and assist the creation of common specifications for hardware, software and other products based on Time-Triggered Architecture.

The specification of TTP - one of the world's leading data communication protocols - is for free and can be requested online. If you would like to get access to the intellectual property and further develop the protocol and the Time-Triggered Architecture you need to be a TTA-Group member.

Roadmap to Join

If you are interested in joining TTA-Group, fill in the Application Form or send an e-mail to coordinator@ttagroup.org including desired membership type (Associate or Affiliate Member).

Your application will then be forwarded to all committee members and you will receive the consortium agreement for signature. The committee members will consider your application in the next meeting of the steering committee. As soon as you return the signed consortium agreement to TTA-Group, you will be informed about the result.

Membership Application Criteria

Committee Members have a leading role in establishing and deploying time-triggered technology and developing related specifications. Typically, committee members are manufacturers, suppliers, or system integrators in the aerospace, off-highway vehicles, railway, and industrial control industry. Semiconductor manufacturers cannot apply for committee membership in order that fair competition among all semiconductor manufacturers is guaranteed.

Associate Members have a leading role in providing products for time-triggered technology and developing related specifications. Typically, associate members are semiconductor and software manufacturers.

All aerospace, off-highway vehicles, railway, and industrial control companies that are interested in time-triggered technology can apply for Affiliate Membership. These members get early access to new developments and related improvements of the specifications.