Title :
SDIO rapid prototyping
Author_Institution :
MIT Lincoln Lab., Cambridge, MA, USA
Abstract :
The Strategic Defense Initiative Organization has constructed two models for feasibility assessment. These tools address the assessment of size, weight, and power requirements of a real-time computer design using components and algorithms which are yet to be realized. This paper addresses two models and proposes a path for future efforts. The Architectural Effectiveness Model (AEM) is a time-stepped simulation of an engagement between a Strategic Defense System and a ballistic missile attack. AEM contains functional state models for computing functions which control the SDS. AEM is tailored for defining function execution and message transfer loads. Algorithm models are state transitions which enable AEM to compute data set loads for each time step from sensor and command inputs. An example of a space based tracking application is presented
Keywords :
CAD; military systems; software tools; Architectural Effectiveness Model; SDIO rapid prototyping; Strategic Defense Initiative Organization; Strategic Defense System; assessment of size; ballistic missile attack; execution transfer loads; functional state models; message transfer loads; models for feasibility assessment; path for future efforts; real-time computer design; space based tracking application; time-stepped simulation; Algorithm design and analysis; Art; Computational modeling; Computer architecture; Hardware; Laboratories; Power system modeling; Predictive models; Prototypes; Runtime environment;
Conference_Titel :
Rapid System Prototyping, 1990. Shortening the Path from Specification to Prototype, First International Workshop on
Conference_Location :
Research Triangle Park, NC
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-2175-3
DOI :
10.1109/IWRSP.1990.144052