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Model-Based Design
Model-Based Design is an efficient and cost-effective way to develop controls, signal processing, image processing, communications, mechatronics, and other embedded systems. When organizations adopt Model-Based Design they improve product quality and reduce development time by 50% or more.
Rather than relying on physical prototypes and textual specifications, Model-Based Design uses a system model as an executable specification throughout development. It supports system- and component-level design and simulation, automatic code generation, and continuous test and verification.
Design and SimulationThe model includes every component that affects system behavior – algorithms; control logic; physical components; and IP developed in MATLAB, C, HDL, or domain-specific modeling tools. Simulation lets you analyze system performance in conditions otherwise too expensive, risky, or time-consuming to consider. Key Capabilities |
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Test and VerificationThe system model captures requirements in an executable specification. It also provides a reusable test harness for virtual integration and hardware-in-the-loop testing. Key Capabilities |
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ImplementationYou can automatically generate C, C++, or HDL code from the model for rapid prototyping or production. The generated code can be optimized and combined with hand-written code. Key Capabilities |