It has been said that every thousand lines of embedded software code contain eight bugs. Engineers must use software simulation and certified code generators to manage this quality risk and to meet tight software certification standards.
Engineers can use Ansys software for model-based embedded software development. This simulation environment also offers an automatic built-in code-generator to meet stringent software certification standards.
Embedded Software Applications
Model-Based Systems Engineering
Model-based systems engineering is needed for today’s product architecture complexities and their many subsystem dependencies. A living model can offer insight into the interfaces and dependencies, representing large volumes of information. These models can be shared across teams, manage change, and facilitate traceability.
Embedded Control Software
Embedded software engineers must use certified code generators and engineering simulation software tools for today’s smart devices. Choose Ansys SCADE for simulation with an automatic, built-in code generator and model-based embedded software development and simulation.
Man-Machine Interface Software
Embedded software engineers must use certified code generators and software simulation tools to meet stricter software certification standards for man-machine interface software. Ansys software offers man-machine interface development that is model-based and has a built-in code generator. Use Ansys software to create display graphics and control logic driving the display.
Virtual Systems Prototyping
Complexity drives modern product development processes. Developers can simulate and assemble thermo-fluid, electrical, mechanical, electronic, and embedded software components with virtual systems prototyping. Verify multi-domain system performance interaction with 3-D precision and reduced-order modeling.
Functional Safety Analysis
The analysis and verification of functional safety for electronic control systems in industries like automotive, aerospace and defense, rail, nuclear, etc., are critical to system design and implementation.