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Definition The term Pilot Application (PA) refers to the development process of an example application, which has the intention to serve as a source of inspiration in terms of requirement elicitation and evaluation of the Reference Technology Platform (RTP) (extracted from[155]).
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In particular, the reader may refer to Sect. 1.4
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Scenario: a selected and limited part of a Pilot Application with the purpose of highlighting an important aspect with respect to the development and evaluation of the RTP (extracted from [155]).
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In many of today’s trucks an electro-pneumatic system is applied, instead of a BBW system.
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AFDX Network (Aircraft Full Duplex): this network is based on deterministic Ethernet switches, which allow to implement 100 Mb/s full duplex communications.
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RDC (Remote Data Concentrator): Can be seen as a remote transceiver installed in the A/C close to the sensors, actuators, or equipments to be acquired. RDC can acquire Analog, Discrete, and ARINC 429 signals and convert the signals to AFDX.
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It means, for example, that if a variable is classified as “not determinant” for a particular test, the result of that test must be the same, whatever is the value of the “not determinant” variable.
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With actual release of the RTP we mean the final release during the Cesar project.
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Fenu, G. et al. (2013). Evaluation of CESAR: Pilot Applications. In: Rajan, A., Wahl, T. (eds) CESAR - Cost-efficient Methods and Processes for Safety-relevant Embedded Systems. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-1387-5_9
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