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A Signal-Interpreted Approach to the Supervisory Control Theory - Extension to Partially Controllable Signals

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Abstract After highlighting the difficulties encountered while implementing a supervisor on actual industrial controllers and different approaches already suggested to tackle them, this paper presents a signal-interpreted approach to the… Click to show full abstract

Abstract After highlighting the difficulties encountered while implementing a supervisor on actual industrial controllers and different approaches already suggested to tackle them, this paper presents a signal-interpreted approach to the Supervisory Control Theory (SCT) framework. This work focuses on further developments of this approach for reactive systems. Due to fundamental differences between event- and signal-based approaches, new algorithms have to be implemented to apply an SCT approach on the basis of signal-interpreted Boolean finite automata extended with variables. Also, compared to a previous version of this approach, partially controllable signals are introduced.

Keywords: interpreted approach; control theory; approach; signal interpreted; approach supervisory; supervisory control

Journal Title: IFAC-PapersOnLine
Year Published: 2018

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