Description
Collaborative Design for Embedded Systems Co-modelling and Co-simulation examines how to develop complex embedded and cyber-physical systems through a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach. The key challenge in designing these systems is integrating discrete (software-related) models with continuous (physical) models. The work introduces a software and methodological framework called Crescendo Technology that allows engineers from different disciplines to simulate and analyze their models simultaneously.
The text of the book is a combination of basic fundamental theories and practical experiences of engineers in real projects. The authors have tried to teach how to manage complexity, improve fault tolerance, and evaluate feedback mechanisms in software control systems by presenting simulated scenarios. This book helps designers evaluate the behavior of the entire system and minimize product development risks before building a physical prototype.
Book Features
- Explaining the semantic foundations and scientific standards for co-modeling and co-simulation of complex systems.
- Step-by-step design methodology training using Crescendo tools and technology.
- Exploring the interaction challenges between physical control engineers and embedded systems software designers.
- Analysis of error assessment methods, complexity management, and reusability in control codes.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Springer
- Instructor/Author: John Fitzgerald
- Number of pages: 420
- Number of chapters: 14
- Format: PDF
Headlines
- Co-modelling and Co-simulation: The Technical Basis
- Methods and Applications: The Pragmatics of
Co-modelling and Co-simulation - Advanced Topics
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