The aim for this Common Technical Baseline is to become a common language shared by the stakeholders (systems, software and service providers, system integrators, and public authorities).
Level 1 Views
System View
This provides a lego-like decomposition of what actually composes an embedded system, both hardware and software. |
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Lifecycle View
This covers the different steps in the lifecycle of an embedded system. |
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Tools View
This shows the different types of tools, including both their main inputs and outputs. |
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Methods View
These are the main methodological approaches that may be used for embedded systems design.
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Architecture Examples
These provide a few well-known architectures adopted by specific idustrial sectors.
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Each View is represented by a detailed diagram, composed of clickable elements with links to the "Level 2" diagrams.
Level 2 Diagrams
Each Level 2 Diagram is also composed of clickable elements, which show the corresponding Level 3 Texts. A "Level 2" diagram may be referenced by more than one "Level 1" Views.
Level 3 Texts
These are short explanatory texts, refering to the elements of the Level 2 Diagram. The texts are completed by:
- Internal links, referencing other parts of the Common Technical Baseline, and by
- External links, referencing web pages outside of the Common Technical Baseline.
Orthogonal Views on the Baseline Contents
Several orthogonal views of the Common Technical Baseline's contents are available:
- Site Map
This provides a logically-ordered list of links to the "Level 1" Views, and the corresponding "Level 2" Diagrams.
- Index of Terms
This is an alphbetically-ordered list of all the "Level 1" Views, and "Level 2" Diagrams.
- References
This is a sorted list of all the external references that appear in the "Level 3" texts.
These orthogonal views are generated automatically, so they are always up to date.
Other Information
This includes:
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