The mechanical engineering plug-in allows you to use Automotive SPICE® as a process framework for developing entire mechatronic systems to be used in cars. This plug-in provides you with specific development processes for mechanical system and components.
BACK TO AUTOMOTIVE SPICEThe functionalities in the modern vehicle are based on software, hardware and mechanics interacting. To synchronize these, it is necessary for your development teams to work together right from the start. With Automotive SPICE® for the mechanical domain, you develop your mechanical systems in coordination with the software parts. In our tutorial, we show you how SPICE for Mechanical Engineering works.
For an introduction to SPICE for Mechanical Engineering, watch our video. You will also find this information in the free white paper, supplemented by clear illustrations.
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The plug-in concept of Automotive SPICE® allows to define specific development processes for different engineering tasks. With these specific processes the software-oriented Automotive SPICE® model can be augmented towards other domains. The intacs™ assessor association has worked out a plug-in for mechanical development which allows you to apply the reference model to the development of mechanical systems and related components.
MSE.1 Mechanical System Requirements Analysis
MSE.2 Mechanical System Architectural Design
MCE.1 Mechanical Component Requirements Analysis
MCE.2 Mechanical Component Design
MSE.4 Mechanical System Qualification Test
MSE.3 Mechanical System Integration and Integration Test
MCE.5 Test against Mechanical Component Requirements
MCE.4 Test against Mechanical Component Design
MCE.3 Mechanical Component Sample Production