Software Update Test Bench for Smart Cards Using a Simulator
👇Download Article👇 https://www.ijert.org/software-update-test-bench-for-smart-cards-using-a-simulator IJERTV10IS050465 Software Update Test Bench for Smart Cards Using a Simulator Srinivas V N , Dr. Ramavenkateswaran Nagarajan The Smart Card evolved when it was embedded with a memory or processor chip, which allowed it to support multiple functionalities. Just like the smartphone is a commonly used device in todays world, that can perform various function- alities with the help of modules that are installed on it, called applications, the Smart Card evolved to have applets and a main software platform which manages these applications. Software updates are a common occurrence in our world, populated by technology and their software applications used to interact with them. These software updates can be in simplistic updates with bug fixes or complex with entire parts of the software changed. The Smart Card also requires updates to the main software platform to ensure that there are no errors or bugs which can reduce or stop functionality when it is handing applications or performing tasks. Before the software update can be released to devices, it must be tested first for faults that can cause errors of any magnitude. Thus, a test bench that can test the software updates for the smart card for different use-cases, while recreating the entire update procedure was required, and created. To ensure cost effective and safe testing for the use cases and the update itself, the entire smart card was emulated in a simulator which was used as the main object of testing. The created test bench extensively separated and modularized the software update steps for each use-case so that each aspect of the update can be tested individually.
👇Download Article👇 https://www.ijert.org/software-update-test-bench-for-smart-cards-using-a-simulator IJERTV10IS050465 Software Update Test Bench for Smart Cards Using a Simulator Srinivas V N , Dr. Ramavenkateswaran Nagarajan The Smart Card evolved when it was embedded with a memory or processor chip, which allowed it to support multiple functionalities. Just like the smartphone is a commonly used device in todays world, that can perform various function- alities with the help of modules that are installed on it, called applications, the Smart Card evolved to have applets and a main software platform which manages these applications. Software updates are a common occurrence in our world, populated by technology and their software applications used to interact with them. These software updates can be in simplistic updates with bug fixes or complex with entire parts of the software changed. The Smart Card also requires updates to the main software platform to ensure that there are no errors or bugs which can reduce or stop functionality when it is handing applications or performing tasks. Before the software update can be released to devices, it must be tested first for faults that can cause errors of any magnitude. Thus, a test bench that can test the software updates for the smart card for different use-cases, while recreating the entire update procedure was required, and created. To ensure cost effective and safe testing for the use cases and the update itself, the entire smart card was emulated in a simulator which was used as the main object of testing. The created test bench extensively separated and modularized the software update steps for each use-case so that each aspect of the update can be tested individually.