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The finalized architecture, commonly called physical architecture (subsequently abbreviated as PA), defines the solution at a sufficient level of detail to specify the developments and acquisitions of all subsystems (or components) to be implemented, and to define and orientate the system integration, verification and validation (IVV) phases. It must contribute to mastering complexity by promoting the separation of concerns, in terms of separability of components (so that they can be developed and tested separately), to facilitate and alleviate assembly and integration, constraints containment, the development capacity or reuse by third parties, etc. As such, a good architecture is not only key to the quality of the system and its usability, but also a decisive factor for the mastering and the efficiency of engineering. It is often at this level only that choices and constraints are introduced related to implementation and production technologies, to existing elements to be re-used. Any ambiguities or inaccuracies that could still exist in the logical architecture (LA), if they did not impact its structuring, should this time be resolved, in order to constitute clear development co
- Author
- Jean-Luc Voirin
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
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