Model-based development of embedded control systems

By replacing hand coding and documentation with a system model, you can streamline the recording, design, implementation, and testing of requirements.

In model-based development, the system model becomes the central focus of development, from recording requirements to design, implementation, and testing. At any stage, the model can be simulated to instantly verify system behavior without risks or delays, and without the use of expensive hardware, allowing for the testing of multiple what-if scenarios. But how does model-based development actually work in practice? And how should one get started? [Contents] - Basics of model-based development - Best practices for implementation - User case studies that achieved reduced development time, minimized issues related to component integration, and delivered higher quality products.

Software (middle, driver, security, etc.)