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Scheduling Theory in Networked Measurement-Control System Design

Emil Michta
  • Abstract:
    Networked measurement-control systems are widely used in applications ranging from difficult process control to simple discrete manufacturing. Usually, this systems impose real-time requirements to the nodes and communication networks. In the paper current trends in measurement-control system architecture and use of scheduling theory to verify on designing stage deadline constrains are presented. At the end use of offline scheduling method to worst-case response time in one level system based on CAN network is shown.
  • Keywords:
    measurement control systems, fieldbus networks, real time systems, scheduling analysis
  • DOI:
    _unreg_tc7-2002.034

Event details:

[EVENTDETAILS]
  • IMEKO TC:
    TC7
  • Event name:
    TC7 Symposium 2002
  • Title:
    Symposium on New Developments in the Field of Measurement Science
  • Place:
    Cracow, POLAND
  • Time:
    25 June 2002 - 27 June 2002