A Distributed Algorithm with Optimum Communication for Cyber Physical Systems: Multi-tank Process Case Study
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Abstract
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) use recent advancements in several ICT methods in the design, control, and operation of various types of distributed and autonomous systems. To achieve this, many types of resources are used for data collection, sensing, transmission, processing, and interpretation. On the other hand, efficient, secure, and reliable communication channels must be designed in order to provide proper control for such systems. The problem of communicating sensed data and then using it for control purposes in CPS has several challenges due to the sensitivity of control operations, their need for real time data and fast calculations, and finally, the effect of their decisions on the stability of the system. This paper will address the issue of providing control strategies for distributed CPS that link many physical applications in several geographical locations. The proposed algorithm is designed with optimized communication in order to support scalability of CPS. The experimental results show that the proposed approach provide a steady state solution for a distributed control problem in convenient time and with optimized communication. The problem is illustrated on practical case study of multi-tank process.
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