Título
Testing the verification and validation capability of a DCP-based interface for distributed real-time applicationsAutor-a
Otras instituciones
IkerlanUniversidad del País Vasco/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (UPV/EHU)
Versión
Version publicada
Derechos
© 2023 The AuthorsAcceso
Acceso abiertoVersión del editor
https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12244919Publicado en
Electronics Vol. 12. N. 24. N. artículo 4919Editor
MDPIPalabras clave
Distributed Co-Simulation Protocol
simulation interface
real-time
verification and validation ... [+]
simulation interface
real-time
verification and validation ... [+]
Distributed Co-Simulation Protocol
simulation interface
real-time
verification and validation
intellectual property protection [-]
simulation interface
real-time
verification and validation
intellectual property protection [-]
Resumen
Cyber–physical systems (CPS) integrate diverse elements developed by various vendors, often dispersed geographically, posing significant development challenges. This paper presents an improved version ... [+]
Cyber–physical systems (CPS) integrate diverse elements developed by various vendors, often dispersed geographically, posing significant development challenges. This paper presents an improved version of our previously developed co-simulation interface based on the non-proprietary Distributed Co-Simulation Protocol (DCP) standard, now optimized for broader hardware platform compatibility. The core contributions include a demonstration of the interface’s hardware-agnostic capabilities and its straightforward adaptability across different platforms. Furthermore, we provide a comparative analysis of our interface against the original DCP. It is validated via various X-in-the-Loop simulations, reinforcing the interface’s versatility and applicability in diverse scenarios, such as distributed real-time executions, verification and validation processes, or Intellectual Property protection. [-]
Financiador
Eusko Jaurlaritza = Gobierno VascoEuropean Commission
Programa
Elkartek 2023Horizon 2.4
Número
KK-2023-00019101082622
URI de la ayuda
Sin informaciónhttps://doi.org/10.3030/101082622
Proyecto
AUTOTRUSModular model-based design and testing for applications in satellites (METASAT)
Colecciones
- Artículos - Ingeniería [639]
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