Block diagram (SysML)

Block Diagram (SysML)

Discover the seamless connection between precise structure and visual clarity for efficient and optimized product development.

e1ns.aspects

Work using a shared system representation

With e1ns.aspects, developers use a visual representation to design a system / product. The intuitive and systematic approach of e1ns.aspects automatically builds the system structure, which is then used as a basis for all further activities in the product development process (PDP).

Different areas can work on a common system representation and extend the system model by adding various aspects. This means the functional, mechanical, electrical, or electronic behavior of the system, for example, are described at a central location that is accessible to everyone.

Transparent development processes, a common understanding of the system, and good cooperation in a network form the basis for fast and economical product development.

Different areas work on a common system representation.
Up-to-date data is always available.
Repeated tasks are avoided, and maintenance is minimized.

Your Benefits

Why e1ns.aspects?

Easy to use

Simple, intuitive, and in the web browser.
The graphic interface displays all elements of a system.
Elements are created to build a system or existing elements are simply dragged into the interface and dropped at the desired location.
A system can be divided into any number of levels (additional worksheets).
Elements are connected if they depend on or have a mutual influence on each other.
A connection between elements can have properties (force, signal, ...).
Photos and images for the elements are displayed directly.

Collaboration in compliance with standards

The common system representation enables and promotes collaboration.
A graphical model offers project participants an easy introduction to the architecture of a system.
It can be started immediately, no modeling training is required.
A current systems engineering standard is used for the working method. SysML (Systems Modeling Language) is a standardized extension of UML (Unified Modeling Language) for modeling complex systems.

Aspect-oriented engineering

Any view of a system / element can be created to describe its behavior according to various aspects.
This means each engineering discipline can have the system representation it needs - mechanical, electronical, etc.
The central availability of all aspects simplifies decision processes in development.

Integration in the product development process

Modeled structures are automatically converted to a tree view.
The directory tree is used as the main product representation to conduct further analyses.
The people involved in the project operate based on the structure and provide the specifications (technical / functional specification), risk or hazard analyses, DVP&R's, etc., for example, depending on their area of responsibility.

e1ns.aspects

Use and application

Visual creation and analysis of system designs
Modeling of system behavior
For requirements management purposes
Transparency in complex relationships
Uncomplicated operation using a web browser
Based on the SysML (System Modeling Language) standard
For use as a main project document and to ensure new project members can get up to speed quickly
Also suitable for the creation of block diagrams

Interlinked with other engineering methods

As a central tool for the development, description, and monitoring of a system in the product development phases, e1ns.aspects is interlinked with the other methods available in the methods toolbox: