2009
DOI: 10.3166/jesa.43.855-870
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Evaluation de l'influence d'un réseau de communication sans fil sur la commande d'un SED

Abstract: Divoux. Evaluation de l'influence d'un réseau de communication sans fil sur la commande d'un SED. Modélisation des systèmes réactifs, Nov 2009, nantes, France. pp.855-870. hal-00438902 RÉSUMÉ. Cette communication porte sur la conception de la commande de SED dont l'implantation est distribuée sur des automates programmables et/ou boitiers d'entrées/sorties déportés communiquant via un réseau sans fil Wi-Fi. L'intégration de la communication sans fil dans ces applications apporte de nombreux avantages tels qu'u… Show more

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“…Many researchers have studied the influence of network parameters on the response time for nondeterministic communication [4] and more particularly for IEEE 802.11 wireless communication [5] [6]. If these works provide influence parameters that impact the response time, they do not suggest ways to improve the situation.…”
Section: Improving Wndcs Performancementioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Many researchers have studied the influence of network parameters on the response time for nondeterministic communication [4] and more particularly for IEEE 802.11 wireless communication [5] [6]. If these works provide influence parameters that impact the response time, they do not suggest ways to improve the situation.…”
Section: Improving Wndcs Performancementioning
confidence: 98%
“…This tool is a network simulator, providing libraries for different protocol network and an editor for describing the behaviour of devices using EFSM (Extended Finite State Machine). This formalism has been shown as compliant with automata used in our models [6]. Our OPNET models are divided into three sections.…”
Section: B Modelling Of the Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%