Simulations on the Stability and Stabilization Method for Random Long Delay Network Control
Networked Control System (NCS) is a class of feedback control system forming a closed loop through the communication network. Due to the nodes conflicts, poor network stability, limited data bandwidth and other uncontrollable factors in the transmission, network-induced delay is the main factor redu...
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| description | Networked Control System (NCS) is a class of feedback control system forming a closed loop through the communication network. Due to the nodes conflicts, poor network stability, limited data bandwidth and other uncontrollable factors in the transmission, network-induced delay is the main factor reducing system performance and stability. Studying the state feedback rules of Long Delay Network Control system, the author proposes Stability and stabilization method for Random Long Delay Network Control. The method models random long delay closed-loop network control system, compensate the delay and complete the network stability and stabilization. Finally, a numerical example is given to verify the validity of the conclusion. |
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