Heterogeneity (information technology)
Computer systems in which several different software systems work together are referred to as heterogeneous in information technology . There are model instances of different physical domains in one model (e.g. ABS for automobiles).
The sub-classes are MEMS ('micro electromechanical systems') and mechatronics (mechanics, electronics, computer science). A special feature of heterogeneous systems are the strong interactions between the system properties in the individual domains, such as B. Influencing the electrical properties of an IC by self-heating.
literature
- Peter Bienert: Information and Communication , Gabler Wissenschaftsverlage, 1998, ISBN 3-540-64057-6 .
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Peter Bienert: Information and Communication (digitized version)