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On the Use of Component-Based Principles and Practices for Architecting Cyber-Physical Systems

Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) comprise physical processes and computations that control them into complex distributed software- intensive systems. The complexity and distribution, in combination with real-time requirements, resource constraints, and dependability requirements make the development of such systems particular challenging, and requires new methods in the design (including architecting and detailed design) and implementation [1]. On the one hand CPS are extensions of Embedded Systems that usually interact with, and control physical processes, and have similar requirements related to real-time, dependability and resource constraints. On the other hand the computational complexity, distribution and system adaptability include other types of requirements related both to lifecycle (like continuous evolution) and specifically to run-time (e.g., adaptability).

software architecture ; cyber-physical systems ; embedded systems ;

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