A Wireless Networked Control Systems review

Millan, Yury A.; Vargas, Francisco J.; Molano, F; Mojica, Eduardo

doi:10.1109/larc.2011.6086837

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“…Embora o protocolo IEEE 802.11, não tenha sido concebido para aplicações em WNCS, a sua implementação pode ser útil no controle de rede quando define o DCF (Distributed Control Function). Neste protocolo, a decisão da estação que pode transmitir é feita entre os nós da WLAN [11].…”

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Implementation and Evaluation of Wireless Networked Control Systems using Modbus

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Bigheti

Godoy

2017

IEEE Latin Am. Trans.

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Implementation and Evaluation of Wireless Networked Control Systems using Modbus

Caldiéri

Bigheti

Godoy

2017

IEEE Latin Am. Trans.

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“…Wireless Networks Control Systems (WNCSs) use the wireless communication network to realize information exchange between the geographically distributed and portable field sensor, the controller and the actuator, in order to get real-time feedback from the controlled system [1,2,3]. As a closed loop control system instead of the traditional point-to-point connections, it breaks the traditional limitation in the physical space and expands the control activities.…”

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STS: A Real Time Scheduling Algorithm for Temporal-Spatial Tasks in Wireless Networked Control Systems

Lin¹,

Wu²,

Liu³

et al. 2016

IJGDC

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“…unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). Networking parameters are an important aspect of WNCS as control applications are sensitive to time delays and interferences [1], that affect the reliability and availability of the control systems. The broadcast nature of wireless communications poses security vulnerabilities that could be exploited through passive and active attacks.…”

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Balancing throughput and latency for an aerial robot over a wireless secure communication link

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Adekunle

Berry

et al. 2015

2015 IEEE 2nd International Conference on Cybernetics (CYBCONF)

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Abstract-With the requirement for remote control of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) becoming more frequent in scenarios where the environment is inaccessible or hazardous to human beings (e.g. disaster recovery); remote functionality of a UAV is generally implemented over wireless networked control systems (WNCS). The nature of the wireless broadcast allows attackers to exploit security vulnerabilities through passive and active attacks; consequently, cryptography is often selected as a countermeasure to the aforementioned attacks. This paper analyses simulation undertaken and proposes a model to balance the relationship between throughput and latency for a secure multi-hop communication link. Results obtained indicate that throughput is more influential up to two hops from the initial transmitting device; conversely, latency is the determining factor after two hops.

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A Wireless Networked Control Systems review

Cited by 21 publications

References 17 publications

Implementation and Evaluation of Wireless Networked Control Systems using Modbus

Implementation and Evaluation of Wireless Networked Control Systems using Modbus

STS: A Real Time Scheduling Algorithm for Temporal-Spatial Tasks in Wireless Networked Control Systems

Balancing throughput and latency for an aerial robot over a wireless secure communication link

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