Simulation Engineering Build Better Embedded Systems Faster

"Simulation Engineering" describes the methods of dynamic system simulation from the ground up. Important techniques are presented, beginning with the fundamentals of mathematical models--how to produce useful results, how to analyze and visualize data, and how to verify and validate models.

Build complex embedded systems faster and with lower costs by: * Knowing when and how much simulation testing is appropriate * Applying engineering methods to simulation design and development * Using the best tools available to develop simulations. * Va

Jim Ledin, P.E., is an electrical engineer providing simulation-related consulting services. Over the past 18 years, he has worked on all phases of non-real-time and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation in support of the testing and evaluation of air-to-air and surface-to-air missile systems at the Naval Air Warfare Center in Point Mugu, Calif. He also served as the principal simulation developer for three HIL simulation laboratories for the NAWC. Jim has presented at ADI User Society international meetings and the Embedded Systems Conference, and has written for Embedded Systems Programming magazine and Dr. Dobb's Journal. He can be reached at jim@ledin.com or through the Ledin Engineering Web site at www.ledin.com.