Phoenix Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor
SysRS > Nonfunctional (Quality) Requirements Specification > Performance
Project: | Phoenix Systems Architecture and Engineering |
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"Performance is that attribute of a computer system that characterizes the timeliness of the service delivered by the system."
ID | Attribute | Concern |
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PE-01 | Response Time | How long does it take the system to satisfy requests? |
PE-02 | Latency | How can the demand and resources change over time? What happens when system capacity is exceeded and not all events can be responded to in a timely manner? |
PE-03 | Throughput | To how many events can responses be produced over a given interval of time? |
PE-04 | Dynamic Capacity | How much demand can be placed on the system while continuing to meet latency and throughput requirements? |
PE-05 | Static Capacity | How many entities of a particular type can the system store? |
PE-06 | Modes | How can the demand and resources change over time? What happens when system capacity is exceeded and not all events can be responded to in a timely manner? |
PE-03.01 | Blood pressure measurement rate: The system shall be able to measure blood pressure at a rate of at least one measurement per second. |
PE-03.02 | Heart rate measurement rate: The system shall be able to measure heart rate at a rate of at least one measurement per second. |
PE-04.01 | The system shall be able to measure blood pressure at least once per cardiac cycle of ?-180 bpm. |
PE-04.02 | The system shall be able to measure heart rate range from ?-180 bpm. |
PE-05.01 | Total blood pressure capacity: The system shall be able to retain a minimum of 336 blood pressure measurements. Explanation: 7 days of data, acquired once every 30 minutes. |
PE-05.02 | Total heart rate capacity: The system shall be able to retain a minimum of 336 heart rate measurements. Explanation: 7 days of data, acquired once every 30 minutes. |
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