Coexistence of wireless control systems: An integral event-based simulation approach

Dimitri Block, Malte Schmidt, L. Duerkop, Nico Wiebusch, U. Meier
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Wireless control systems for factory automation (FA) applications are subject to coexistence impairments, especially in license-free spectrum bands. Evaluating the coexistence impact requires the knowledge of appropriate characteristic parameters and the usage of a suitable simulation method. In this paper we propose an integral approach for the event-based simulation of wireless coexisting close-loop networked control systems (NCSs) for mutual impact evaluations based upon the integration of an ordinary differential equation resolving library within an event-based wireless network simulation framework. The approach is evaluated within a harsh FA scenario of two identical closed-loop NCS with two coexisting wireless technologies IEEE 802.11 and PNO WSAN-FA.
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无线控制系统的共存:一个完整的基于事件的仿真方法
用于工厂自动化(FA)应用的无线控制系统受到共存障碍的影响,特别是在免许可频段。评估共存影响需要了解适当的特征参数和使用合适的模拟方法。在本文中,我们提出了一种基于事件的无线共存闭环网络控制系统(NCSs)相互影响评估的基于事件仿真的集成方法,该方法基于在基于事件的无线网络仿真框架内集成常微分方程求解库。该方法在两个相同的闭环NCS具有两种共存的无线技术IEEE 802.11和PNO WSAN-FA的苛刻FA场景中进行了评估。
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