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Component-Based Engineering of Distributed Embedded Control Software

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Embedded control applications have become increasingly network-centric over the last few years. Inexpensive embedded hardware and the availability of pervasive networking infrastructure and standards have created a rapidly growing market place for distributed embedded control applications. Software construction for these applications should be inexpensive as well in order to satisfy mass-market demands. In this chapter, we present results from an industrial-driven collaborative project with the purpose of researching component-based software engineering technologies for mass-market network-centric embedded control applications. This project has lead to the development and refinement of several tools in support of component-based software development. We describe these tools along with their underlying concepts and our experiences in using them.

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Jahnke, J.H., McNair, A., Cockburn, J., de Souza, P., Furber, R.A., Lavender, M. (2005). Component-Based Engineering of Distributed Embedded Control Software. In: Atkinson, C., Bunse, C., Gross, HG., Peper, C. (eds) Component-Based Software Development for Embedded Systems. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 3778. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/11591962_15

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