Simulation Engineering
Simulation Engineering Book Description
Build complex embedded systems faster and with lower costs by:
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knowing when and how much simulation testing is appropriate. |
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applying engineering methods to simulation design and development. |
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using the best tools available to develop simulations. |
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validating the simulation as an accurate representation of the system. |
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analyzing and effectively communicating results to management. |
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using simulation to reduce expensive system testing. |
| managing the costs of simulation development and testing. |
Simulation veteran Jim Ledin delivers step-by-step instructions on the entire range of simulation techniques, and gives sage insight into the related management issues. You learn about simulation from the ground up - beginning with the fundamentals of mathematical models and progressing through detailed instructions and application examples of working simulations. Practice exercises reinforce your ability to apply the techniques to a variety of problems.
Simulation novices will gain an understanding of the principles of simulation so they can effectively use commercial simulation tools like VisSim and MATLAB/Simulink.
Experienced engineers will learn details of implementing non-real-time and real time hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulations, as well as hone their skills in configuration management and simulation results analysis.
Engineering managers will learn the value of simulation as a part of the product development process and its importance to the bottom line.
"I wish everyone in my company would read this book! ... his [Jim Ledin's] practical knowledge of real-world simulations seems to be encyclopedic. He is to be commended for taking on such a huge scope in a single book." — Jack Crenshaw, columnist, Embedded Systems Programming magazine
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