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Upravlenie Bol'shimi Sistemami, 2011, Issue 34, Pages 292–301 (Mi ubs564)  
Reliability and Diagnostics of Control Systems and Tools

Building information model of diagnostics object defined by signal graphs of functional elements

A. Dubov

Ryazan State Radio-engineering University
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Abstract: In this article we describe methods to build an information model for an object of diagnostics with feedback loops. An object of diagnostics is defined by signal graphs of its functional elements. The suggested methods can be used as components of more complicated devices.
Keywords: signal graph, functional element, regular expression.
Document Type: Article
UDC: 681.518.5
BBC: 32.817
Language: Russian
Citation: A. Dubov, “Building information model of diagnostics object defined by signal graphs of functional elements”, UBS, 34 (2011), 292–301
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\pages 292--301
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