Process for creating a library of algorithmic representations of electronic equipment
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsAlain Baccou, Patrice Marin
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AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsAlain Baccou, Patrice Marin
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A process for creating a semi-equipment library for a computerized simulator that simulates an electronic system having plural pieces of semi-equipment. The process includes creation of an algorithm representing the respective piece of semi-equipment, the algorithm being in the form of blocks compatible with a simulation language for the simulator. The process includes listing standards that define the piece of semi-equipment and coding the listed standards. The coding includes generating computer code suitable for the simulator and placing the generated computer code in respective ones of the blocks, which are integrated into the semi-equipment library.
A process for creating a semi-equipment library for a computerized simulator that simulates an electronic system having plural pieces of semi-equipment, wherein the semi-equipment is defined by predetermined standards, the process comprising using a computer for:
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Creation or generation of source code: graphical or visual programming
Arrangements for software engineering: requirements analysis; Specification techniques
Creation or generation of source code: software reuse
Geometric CAD: vehicle, aircraft or watercraft design
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The invention pertains to the general field of simulation. More particularly, it relates to the simulation of vehicle operation, as used in, for example, flight simulators.
In the aeronautical field, simulators of aircraft operation have been used for many years, as much for pilots to familiarize themselves with the layout of the cockpit of a new aircraft and the behavior of the equipment of the aircraft during their actions in this cockpit as for the initial development of the aircraft.
Such simulators should be extremely faithful to the operation of the simulated aircraft, which actually consists of a set of thousands of pieces of equipment connected together.
The objects and advantages of the invention will be better understood from reading the description and drawings of a particular embodiment, provided by way of nonlimiting example, and for which the drawings show:
FIG. 1: An example of the wiring board that is extracted from the wiring database
FIG. 2: The stages for creating the semi-equipment library
Hereinafter, all of the components such as the computers, engines, hydraulic components, etc., of the aircraft are called pieces of equipment.
In contrast, the pieces of semi-equipment are the ‘basic’ components that make the link between these various pieces of equipment. To cite some of them: relays, switches, circuit breakers for the electric portion of the aircraft.
These pieces of semi-equipment each have particular characteristics of behavior and are the key elements for interconnection between the different parts of the aircraft system.