论文信息 - Reliability analysis for complex industrial real-time systems: application on an antilock brake system

Reliability analysis for complex industrial real-time systems: application on an antilock brake system

The reliability analysis of industrial systems is a very important engineering issue, in order to guarantee their functional behavior. Most of the critical failures are generated by the interactions between the sub-systems, implemented in different technologies, e.g. mechanics, electronics, and software. Therefore the analysis of the system as a whole is not enough and it is necessary to study all the interactions in order to estimate the system reliability.

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