• DocumentCode
    285970
  • Title

    Structured software methods as applied to powertrain control

  • Author

    Gibson, Dan

  • Author_Institution
    Rover Group, Coventry
  • fYear
    1993
  • fDate
    34050
  • Firstpage
    42583
  • Lastpage
    816
  • Abstract
    Rover has over the last few years evolved its MEMS range of modular engine management systems, which are now fitted to the majority of the model line. Although not a safety critical device, the integrity of MEMS is vital to the performance, driveability, fuel economy, emissions and reliability of the vehicle. Detailed attention to the engineering process has produced highly reliable combination of hardware and software, demonstrated by the fact that Rover has never had to arrange to modify MEMS in the field. Four areas in which this detailed process design has proved successful are described: (1) use of data dictionaries; (2) construction of state transition diagrams; (3) reviewing of RTSA (real time structured analysis) models; and (4) recursive design
  • Keywords
    automotive electronics; digital control; internal combustion engines; software engineering; structured programming; MEMS; Rover; automotive electronics; data dictionaries; driveability; emissions; fuel economy; hardware; integrity; internal combustion engines; modular engine management systems; performance; powertrain control; process design; real time structured analysis; recursive design; reliability; software engineering; state transition diagrams; structured software;
  • fLanguage
    English
  • Publisher
    iet
  • Conference_Titel
    Integrity of Automotive Electronic Systems, IEE Colloquium on
  • Conference_Location
    London
  • Type

    conf

  • Filename
    230923