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Linking Early Mechatronic System Analysis to Physical Testing

Mechatronic system design creation and test development are often at opposite ends of a project's schedule. Benefits accrue in improved system quality and on-time delivery when design and test are pursued concurrently. This paper describes the technologies required to make concurrent design and test possible.

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