ABSTRACT

STRATEGY OF THE COMPLEXITY OF THE AVIONICS HARDWARE ARCHITECTURES

Journal: Applied Computer Letters (ACL)
Author: Ava Stewart*

This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited

Doi:10.7508/acl.02.2019.01.04

The aviation electronics (avionics) in modern aircrafts realizes more and more safety-critical functions for pilot assistance, comfort and maintenance. Due to the complexity of the avionics hardware architectures and the variety of non-functional requirements affecting a deployment, its construction is an intricate and costly task. The deployment of software components onto hardware architectures is a decisive part in the engineering of a software-intensive and safety-critical system. The deployment affects the cost and performance of the entire system while being subject to a variety of safety requirements. On an abstract level, a deployment is bound by hard constraints determining valid solutions and soft optimization criteria determining desired solutions. We showed how the deployment could be automated by modeling and formalizing hard and soft constraints for complex avionics systems.

Pages 01-04
Year 2019
Issue 2
Volume 3

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