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ANSYS SCADE – Cabin Pressure Control System – The SCADE Model-Based Approach (Part 2 of 5)

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    • June 3, 2022 at 1:43 pm
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      Model-Based Development refers to a system and software process based on a model that captures requirements and specifications, architecture, and design of actual the modules, starting with the higher levels of abstraction and proceeding down to the lower ones. In this video, we introduce the main principles of this approach and demonstrate how the ANSYS SCADE Model-Based Solution provides answers to the major issues involved in developing an application, using the Cabin Pressure Control System as an example.

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