Embedded Systems Design and Development

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Embedded Systems Design and Development

fig_09_00 Embedded systems: Market AND Technology fig_09_00

fig_09_01 Embedded systems: Market AND Technology— Who sees what aspect of the problem? fig_09_01

fig_09_05 Embedded systems: Process “overview”— The product life cycle

fig_09_06 Some common process models (others given previously)

fig_09_07 “hockey stick model”—cost of addressing reliability at various stages in development Cost time when reliability is addressed fig_09_07

table_09_00 Design: Coupling / cohesion (of modules)—ease of modification 5 = “best” table_09_00

fig_09_08 Waterfall model fig_09_08

fig_09_09 V cycle model fig_09_09

Spiral model fig_09_10 fig_09_10

fig_09_11 Spiral model process steps fig_09_11

fig_09_12 “Rapid prototyping” NOT a FINAL PRODUCT! fig_09_12

fig_09_13 Design process fig_09_13

fig_09_14 requirements specifications Requirements definition

fig_09_15 Step 0 fig_09_15

fig_09_16 Step 1 fig_09_16

fig_09_17 Step 2: example (counter) fig_09_17

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fig_09_18 System: component level Example specification: pages 363-366

fig_09_20 Cohesion: inputs and outputs fig_09_20

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fig_09_22 Counter system: hierarchical decomposition (one possibility)

Counter: environment interface fig_09_23 fig_09_23

fig_09_24 Counter: functional decomposition fig_09_24

fig_09_25 Hardware / software continuum fig_09_25

fig_09_26 Counter: hardware architecture (architectural model)

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