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The Use of Aggregate Approach for Formal Specification and Simulation of Real-Time Systems

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Paper presents model of Control Area Network (CAN) protocol. The model was created using piece-linear aggregate formalism. CAN protocol is a component part of Anti-lock Braking System (ABS). The goal of performed investigations was to analyse protocol application possibilities in ABS. Created simulation model of CAN protocol permitted to evaluate waiting times of transmitted information packets. Requirements for this parameter are defined by ABS dynamical characteristics.

Investigations have been supported by COPERNICUS programme according LIMITS project.

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Pranevicius, H., Makackas, D. (2001). The Use of Aggregate Approach for Formal Specification and Simulation of Real-Time Systems. In: Barzdins, J., Caplinskas, A. (eds) Databases and Information Systems. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9636-7_15

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