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Title: A directed graph model for distributed sequential control
Authors: Lee, S.-M.
Hong, G.-S. 
Wong, Y.-S. 
Chew, C.-M.
Keywords: Directed graph
Distributed sequential control
Fieldbus
Industrial automation
Petri net
Issue Date: 1997
Citation: Lee, S.-M.,Hong, G.-S.,Wong, Y.-S.,Chew, C.-M. (1997). A directed graph model for distributed sequential control. International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology 10 (5-6) : 337-347. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: With the rapid emergence of fieldbus systems, there is a trend towards distributed control with intelligent sensors and actuators interconnected via a communication network. This paper presents a new approach of sequential control using fieldbus technology. The distributed sequential control system consists of a group of intelligent nodes of sensors and actuators communicating with one another via a network to achieve a sequence of control actions without a master controller. A directed graph model has also been developed to facilitate the configuration for the distributed control system. It translates a user-defined sequence of control actions to a Petri net model and analyses the Petri net to check feasibility of the sequence. It can also generate the necessary network data for the distributed sequential control.
Source Title: International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology
URI: http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/54075
ISSN: 09528091
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