Predictive Method of Networked Control of Industrial Automation Systems

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A New method for real-time prediction of uncertain network transmission time delay and the closed-loop control method through the network manufacturing and industrial plant are introduced. Put forward delay prediction method is based on the multilayer perceptron neural model. To reduce the amount of the first layer of neurons network, thus reducing the computational burden a real-time implementation, a method for the determination of Markov delay sequence order. Used to predict delay and a zero order equivalent discrete time model of the plant, a kind of time-varying state feedback control algorithm is put forward a strategy to obtain real-time update. The stability of the closed-loop switch sufficient conditions is derived using the theorem of linear system. It shows that the method studies of industrial network by two cases, i.e., a DC motor driven transport roll paper and a milling machine. Simulation study describes the effectiveness of the method to control these challenging problems.

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