Resumo (PT):
Abstract (EN):
Due to the increased availability of low cost network technology, the implementation of
Network-based Control Systems (NCS) is becoming widely accepted. Current NCS are
usually supported by small-dedicated communication networks (known as fieldbus
networks) operating in access-controlled mediums, which are able to guarantee the
delivery of control data within known and bounded delays.
It is however foreseeable that, access-uncontrolled networks (such as packet-based
networks) will play an important role in future NCS. In this paper, we present an ongoing project, proposing the use of a QoS architecture to implement NCS built upon
shared networks with uncontrolled access, i.e., considering communication environments
subject to unknown disturbances.
Within this project, several QoS architectures for packet-based networks are looked at
carefully, such as the “IntServ” and the “DiffServ” architectures and the “Multi-Protocol
Label Switching” (MPLS) and the “Constraint Based Routing” strategies. Such multiple
QoS architectures will be evaluated through the use of an experimental platform enabling
the implementation and evaluation of network-based control systems.
Language:
English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
6