A Component-Based Meta Modeling Framework for Complex Product Virtual Prototype

Tan Li; Ting Yu Lin; Xu Dong Chai; Bao Cun Hou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.346.346

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A Component-Based Meta Modeling Framework for Complex Product Virtual Prototype

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Effective reuse and integration of multidiscipline model resources is a key issue and challenge in the Virtual Prototyping for Complex Products. Based on the Meta Object Facility and Component-based Modeling, This paper proposes a new component-based Meta Modeling Framework (M²F) of Complex Product Virtual Prototyping as a solution, providing the model specifications for each abstract layer (CAP model, CIM model and High-level model) in the framework. M²F enables multi-layered abstraction of those isomerism models in Complex Product Virtual Prototype and facilitates the unified modeling, reuse and integration of models. A case study about typical complex product indicates this approach not only makes the system-level modeling of virtual prototype easy, but also improves the reusability of component models. At the end of this paper, conclusion and future works are given.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 346)

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346-352

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September 2011

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Tan Li, Ting Yu Lin, Xu Dong Chai, Bao Cun Hou

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Complex Product, Component-Based Modeling, Isomerism Model, Meta Modeling, Model Reusability, Virtual Prototype

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