Description
Parts represent components or subsystems within a larger system, forming the fundamental building blocks of system structure in Model-Based Systems Engineering. In SysML v2, parts are objects that illustrate the hierarchical composition of systems, showing how components are assembled to form the whole system. Parts are the main structural elements that can represent any kind of physical or logical component with an extent in both time and space. They encapsulate both structural and behavioral features, making them modular units that define how a system is organized and how its components interact. Parts have values and parameters defined by their owned Attributes, and they can contain other parts, creating nested hierarchies that represent complex system architectures.A special object type called Entity exists to model persons, groups, environments, and organizations, which are not parts of a system.
View Types
| View | Description |
|---|---|
| Properties | Edit the object’s properties, attributes, and metadata. |
| Table | Display the object and its children in a tabular format. |
| Tree | View the hierarchical structure of the object. |
| Block | Visual block diagram showing parts and connections. |
| Relationships | Explore the network of connections to other objects. |
| History | Track changes and revisions to the object. |
Properties Fields
Name of the object.
Short name of the object.
Description of the part.
A list of all other model objects owned by this part.Parts, Ports and Interfaces can be viewed and deleted.Read more about PortsRead more about Interfaces
A list of all Relationships this object has with other model objects.Read more about Relationships