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A Multi-Viewpoint Architecture Exploration Methodology for Embedded Systems
Architecture exploration is increasingly important as a design approach for embeddedsystems. In this paper, we present an architecture exploration methodology especiallysuited for multi-viewpoint systems, based on 8 different key tasks: preparation, baselinedesign, design variability modeling, selection of search space, architecture analysis, tradeoffanalysis & design, and documentation. The methodology is exemplified and validatedthrough a concrete aerospace case study. ; QC 20130527
A Multi-Viewpoint Architecture Exploration Methodology for Embedded Systems
Architecture exploration is increasingly important as a design approach for embeddedsystems. In this paper, we present an architecture exploration methodology especiallysuited for multi-viewpoint systems, based on 8 different key tasks: preparation, baselinedesign, design variability modeling, selection of search space, architecture analysis, tradeoffanalysis & design, and documentation. The methodology is exemplified and validatedthrough a concrete aerospace case study. ; QC 20130527
A Multi-Viewpoint Architecture Exploration Methodology for Embedded Systems
Persson, Magnus (author) / Bonnet, Stéphane (author) / Mitschke, Andreas (author) / Törngren, Martin (author) / Laurent, Odile (author) / Chen, De-Jiu (author) / Shawky, Marcus (author)
2013-01-01
2013:09
Paper
Electronic Resource
English
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