학술논문

System synthesis models as a standard DoD tool for automatic test system analysis, selection, and development
Document Type
Conference
Source
Conference Record. AUTOTESTCON '96 Autotestcon '96 AUTOTESTCON '96, Test Technology and Commercialization. Conference Record. :1-7 1996
Subject
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Computing and Processing
Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies
US Department of Defense
Automatic testing
System testing
Weapons
Lakes
Databases
Process planning
Test equipment
Circuits
Standards development
Language
ISSN
1088-7725
Abstract
System synthesis models (SSM+), a critical part of the consolidated automated support system (CASS) introduction planning process, is also used as a valuable decision support tool in the automatic test system (ATS) selection process. SSM+ is used to identify the limitations of various candidate ATS for supporting a weapons system platform or set of Units-Under-Test (UUTs). SSM+ can be used to identify potential ATS product improvement efforts and to assist in the development of reconfigured or downsized ATS stations. A potential application of SSM+ addressed herein is the assignment of UUTs to operational test program set (OTPS) groups based on common mechanical interface requirements and exceptions as well as the development of a family of common interface devices. Although only military examples are discussed herein, SSM+ would have similar potential applications in the commercial world.