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MASTER Brochure
THE EICASLAB TOOLS MANAGER MASTER is the EICASLAB tools manager specifically devoted to manage the powerful features and tools that EICASLAB provides to support the designer in all the phases of the control design process. MASTER Highlights The MASTER tool is available in the EICASLAB base. • Full management of the powerful tools and features MASTER OVERVIEW provided by EICASLAB MASTER is the core of the EICASLAB suite that manages the EICASLAB base and all the EICASLAB modules. • Advanced EICASLAB Project MASTER allows to manage the EICASLAB projects and Manager tool runs, for each control design phase, suitable and powerful software tools necessary to develop, test and validate the overall control algorithms. • Data sharing and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) PROJECT MANAGEMENT protection By means of the Project Manager, the MASTER tool allows to perform the general operations on the EICASLAB projects such as creating, opening, saving and removing them. • Fully assisted compiling process Moreover, the MASTER tool automatically traces the project history by recording a set of general information such as the name of its author, its creation time and its last access time. Besides, for each project, the user can create a report containing any information related to the project itself in order to trace all the relevant changes applied, for allowing a fast recovery of a validated previous version of a project. Data and project sharing in EICASLAB may be PROJECT SHARING AND INTELLECTUAL performed through the MASTER tool that always PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) PROTECTION guarantees the data and the IPRs protection. In fact it is possible to create project archives protected with a EICASLAB is a multi-user environment that allows an password and/or sharing parts of projects with easy and friendly data and project sharing among suitable restrictions. -
Introduction to Software Engineering
Introduction to Software Engineering Edited by R.P. Lano (Version 0.1) Table of Contents Introduction to Software Engineering..................................................................................................1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................13 Preface...........................................................................................................................................13 Introduction....................................................................................................................................13 History...........................................................................................................................................14 References......................................................................................................................................15 Software Engineer..........................................................................................................................15 Overview........................................................................................................................................15 Education.......................................................................................................................................16 Profession.......................................................................................................................................17 Debates within -
NMP - NMP2-CT-2005 -016680 Instrument: STREP
Page 1 Adaptive Robots for Flexible Manufacturing Systems Thematic priority 3– NMP - NMP2-CT-2005 -016680 Instrument: STREP The ARFLEX Project 1. Introduction The ARFLEX project (Adaptive Robot for FLEXible manufacturing systems - IST-NMP2-016680) has been funded by the European Community in the context of the Six Programme Frame with the aim to introduce a radical innovation to the existing industrial robots by means of the most advanced technologies in control theory, embedded systems, sensor devices and vision systems. The ARFLEX Consortium is composed by seven partners, as showed in Figure 1: EICAS Automazione S.p.A (Project Coordinator, Italy), COMAU Robotics (Italy), ACTUA S.r.l (Italy), Jozef Stefan Institute (Slovenia), Institute of Mechatronic Systems (Switzerland), the University of Antwerp (Belgium) and the Fraunhofer Institut Produktionsanlagen und Konstruktionstechnik (Germany). Figure 1: ARFLEX Consortium Page 2 The challenging project objective is to overcome the mechanical limitations of the current robotic systems, due to the limited stiffness in the arms, the large imprecision in the coupling joints, and, in general, the non- linearity and friction effects, in order to improve the absolute accuracy positioning of the robot tool centre point (TCP) up to 0.1 mm and the robot flexibility by embedding advanced real-time control techniques, electronic devices, force and vision sensors. After three years of research and development, the ARFLEX Project has been successful concluded with the achievement of all the objectives in term of accuracy, flexibility, adaptability and low costs. The fulfilment of the expected results represents a further important change in the industrial robots and the relating applications with direct impact in the market of the manufacturing sectors, by extending the use of robots from high volume to lower volume products, shifting manufacturing operations to robots from other machining tools, thus reducing the portion of manual works. -
Automatic Control Design of the Amazing Ball with the EICASLAB Suite
Automatic Control Design of the Amazing Ball with the EICASLAB suite Webinar n.3 Rapid Control Prototyping - Fundamentals - Rapid Control Prototyping . State of art . EICASLAB innovative approach . Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP) in EICASLAB • Scheduling, cores & threads • RCP on field • Slow Motion • SIM RCP • EICASLAB tools to support RCP Rapid Control Prototyping: state of art The Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP) is a process which lets the engineer quickly test and iterate its control strategies on a real-time computer with real input/output devices: the plant under control is real, the control strategy is downloaded and then executed in real-time in a specific and separated Real-Time Hardware Box that can be commanded through a non real- time host computer and that has limited capabilities to record data for tuning and debugging purposes. EICASLAB innovative approach time The approach is based on the idea - that by using Simulation Modelling & Modelling Like Real Like • a single IDE (the EICASLAB suite) and • a standard PC (the EICASLAB RCP Platform) + Prototyping Rapid Control Rapid it is possible to gather all the control design activities (from system concept to final code generation of code for the final target and the validation test Target + campaign). Modelling and Like Real-time Simulation Plant Area Mission Area Control Area EICASLAB RCP Platform Rapid Control Prototyping EICASLAB Real Plant RCP I/O Platform Interfaces Linux RT Target – On field validation tests Real plant EICASLAB Host & Supervisor, Target RCP Data monitoring I/O & recording Platform Interfaces Linux RT Target – Hardware in the Loop EICASLAB Target RCP Platform I/O Interfaces Linux RT EICASLAB innovative approach on RCP The innovative concept proposed by EICASLAB is to carry on the Rapid Control Prototyping using the EICASLAB RCP Platform composed by: a standard low-cost PC (that can be the same used in the Modelling and Like Real- time Simulation phase), equipped with: . -
ARM and Embedded System Code: 17EC62 Table of Contents
BMS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT Avalahalli, Doddaballapura Main Road, Bangalore – 560064 Electronics and Communication Engineering Subject: ARM and Embedded System Code: 17EC62 Table of Contents Sl.No Modules Page.No 1 1 1-13 2 2 14-38 3 3 39-78 4 4 79-92 5 5 93-126 EMBEDDED SYSTEM COMPONENTS MODULE-3 .DEFINITION OF AN EMBEDDED SY STEM An embedded system is a combination of 3 types of components: a. Hardware b. Software c. Mechanical Components and it is supposed to do one specific task only. Example 1: Washing Machine A washing machine from an embedded systems point of view has: a. Hardware: Buttons, Display & buzzer, electronic circuitry. b. Software: It has a chip on the circuit that holds the software which drives controls & monitors the various operations possible. c. Mechanical Components: the internals of a washing machine which actually wash the clothes control the input and output of water, the chassis itself. Example 2: Air Conditioner An Air Conditioner from an embedded systems point of view has: a. Hardware: Remote, Display & buzzer, Infrared Sensors, electronic circuitry. b. Software: It has a chip on the circuit that holds the software which drives controls & monitors the various operations possible. The software monitors the external temperature through the sensors and then releases the coolant or suppresses it. c. Mechanical Components: the internals of an air conditioner the motor, the chassis, the outlet, etc An embedded system is designed to do a specific job only. Example: a washing machine can only wash clothes, an air conditioner can control the temperature in the room in which it is placed.