SYNECT

Data management software

SYNECT is a data management and collaboration software tool with a special focus on model-based development and ECU testing. It helps you handle models, signals, parameters, tests, test results, etc., as well as their dependencies, versions and variants, and the underlying requirements throughout the entire development process. The open API lets you integrate SYNECT in existing IT infrastructures and workflows.

SYNECT 2.3

Conveniently checking development data

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SYNECT 2.2

Highly Efficient Test Planning, Preparation and Execution

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Test Environment for Safety-Critical Driver Assistance Systems

The central management of the Euro NCAP test protocols and the provided tests in SYNECT Test Management allows for a seamless testing process.

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Model-based Software Development - Optimally Connect Users and Tools

Consistent data management to ensure efficiency.

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Mastering the data wave

Published: dSPACE Magazine 2/2014, Sep 2014

SYNECT, the new dSPACE data management solution with a focus on model-based development, has been on the market since October 2012. It started with one module for test management and one for integrated variant management. Now modules for managing signals, parameters and models are also available.

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CLAAS Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen GmbH: Test Process with Centralized Test Management

At the 8th dSPACE User Conference (November 15-16, 2016) in Munich, CLAAS Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen GmbH presented the company’s test process and talked about the introduction of SYNECT^® as a central test management tool.

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Real-time-based testing at ZF TRW

(Published: dSPACE Magazine 3/2015, Oct 2015)

Developing and validating safety-critical mechatronic systems such as power steering requires a suitable test environment. ZF TRW Tech Center in Duesseldorf uses test instances with increasing hardware content.

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OSU at EcoCAR 2 – hybrid power takes first place

(Published: dSPACE Magazine 3/2015, Oct 2015)

The Ohio State University drove home first-place honors in the EcoCAR 2 advanced vehicle technology competition finale for delivering a re-engineered plug-in hybrid that impressed judges across the board. During the three-year project, the students used state-of-the-art industry tools to redesign a 2013 Chevrolet Malibu, implementing vehicle energy storage, electric drive and ethanol-(E85)-fueled engine technology.

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How to Get the Best out of Your HIL Systems

In this webinar recording, dSPACE shows you how to quickly optimize the use of HIL systems, become ISO-26262-compliant, perform requirements-based testing, and achieve 24/7 HIL operation.

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dSPACE TargetLink and SYNECT Bring Model-Based Development to a New Level

In this free webinar, dSPACE demonstrates how to use model-based design, autocoding and model-based testing efficiently and smoothly. In large, distributed development teams with a high number of users, this is achieved by integrating dSPACE SYNECT, dSPACE’s data management and collaboration platform, with TargetLink, dSPACE’s MATLAB®/Simulink®-based production code generator.

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Recorded Webinar: How to Get to Requirements-Based Testing

This webinar shows you how to perform requirements-based testing for all development and testing phases, from software unit to system level tests, from manual to automated testing.

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Complete traceability between requirements, models, parameters, and test cases
Integrated variant management
Direct connection to engineering tools

SYNECT: The Data Management Software by dSPACE
Managing complex data safely, efficiently and centrally.

Application Areas

SYNECT is designed to help you manage data throughout the entire development process. This data can include models, signals, parameters, tests, test results, and more. SYNECT also handles data dependencies, versions and variants, as well as links to the underlying requirements. One key aspect of SYNECT is its direct connection to engineering tools, such as MATLAB®, Simulink®, TargetLink®, or AutomationDesk, and application/product lifecycle management systems (ALM/PLM) so that you can work with your preferred tools and seamlessly exchange data. SYNECT is ideal for automotives, aerospace, industrial automation and medical engineering – and wherever embedded systems are developed through model-based design

Key Benefits

SYNECT integrates all your development data into one single environment.

Directly store and reuse the data objects found in your model-based development and ECU testing process.
Work with your preferred tools in every development phase and benefit from easy data flow, because SYNECT integrates with engineering tools and standards commonly used in model-based development.
Stay on top of the escalating number of variants with the built-in SYNECT Variant Management.
Benefit from fast deployment due to the modular and scalable product architecture.
Customize SYNECT according to your needs and integrate it into your IT architecture thanks to SYNECT’s open structure.
Benefit from SYNECT´s open architecture to implement company-wide processes via connections to ALM/PLM tools.

Module	Description
SYNECT Test Management	SYNECT module for the intuitive management, planning, monitoring, and evaluation of all test activities
SYNECT Signal & Parameter Management	SYNECT module for managing signals, parameters, and parameter sets for controller functions, ECU software, and also plant models throughout the entire development process
SYNECT Model Management	SYNECT module for managing models together with their interfaces, parameters, and related files
SYNECT Variant Management	SYNECT module for defining and managing variants and their impact on design and development data
SYNECT Base	SYNECT module for working with multiple clients on a common server, for user and rights management, and for fine-grained version and configuration management
Workflow Management	SYNECT-based solution for mastering complex systems with multiple variants (HIL, modeling) by workflow automation and simple user interactions