Systematic Model-in-the-Loop Test of Embedded Control Systems

Abstract

Current model-based development processes offer new opportunities for verification automation, e.g., in automotive development. The duty of functional verification is the detection of design flaws. Current functional verification approaches exhibit a major gap between requirement definition and formal property definition, especially when analog signals are involved. Besides lack of methodical support for natural language formalization, there does not exist a standardized and accepted means for formal property definition as a target for verification planning. This article addresses several shortcomings of embedded system verification. An Enhanced Classification Tree Method is developed based on the established Classification Tree Method for Embeded Systems CTM/ES which applies a hardware verification language to define a verification environment.

Classification of Attacks on Embedded Systems

“…We can note by CTM/ES, the classification tree specific to ES (Krupp and Muller, 2009). The classification tree has several advantages.…”