Generierung eines multiperspektiven Systemmodells in der automobilen Antriebsstrangentwicklung – Herausforderungen und Erfahrungen

Stiegler, Alexander; Maletz, Michael; Mrotzek, Maximilian; Weck, Thomas

doi:10.3139/9783446436039.015

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“…The information within the system model is used for discipline specific analysis including first abstract simulation of system behavior. It is to remark that detailed processes and regulations for working with MBSE has been defined [22].…”

Section: B Selected Mbse Pilot In Detailmentioning

confidence: 99%

Tailoring Model-Based Systems Engineering concepts for industrial application

Tschirner

Dumitrescu

Bansmann

et al. 2015

2015 Annual IEEE Systems Conference (SysCon) Proceedings

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Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) gained momentum within the last years and is regarded as the key to face the challenges of product engineering. Nevertheless, numerous barriers exist that inhibit the implementation of MBSE in industrial application. One is about what constitutes MBSEup to now there is no single view on this topic. This is due to the numerous disciplines involved in the enhancements of MBSEonly recently there had been efforts to create new MBSE approaches and even languages. We state that similar to classical Systems Engineering there will not be one specific MBSEcurrent trends in product engineering as well as literature support this thesis. By the help of a consistency analysis evaluating relevant features of MBSE as degree of language formalization and tool support consistent combinations of these features are clustered. As a result possible MBSE concepts are suggested. These concepts enable a better understanding of the different objectives of this interdisciplinary approach. The existence of the concepts is shown based on known pilot projects.

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Section: B Selected Mbse Pilot In Detailmentioning

confidence: 99%