Networked Control Systems with Intermittent Acknowledgement
Networked Control Systems with Intermittent Acknowledgement
批准号:
RGPIN-2021-02537
负责人:
Shu, Zhan
金额:
$2.4万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-01-01 至 2022-12-31
中文摘要
网络控制系统(NCSs)利用通信通道或网络在不同组件之间传输信号。ncs的一个关键问题是数据传输不再是无损的,数据包可能由于各种原因而丢失。两个众所周知的传输协议,传输控制协议(TCP)和用户数据报协议(UDP),通常用来处理这个问题。部署了TCP协议的网络通信中心称为类TCP网络通信中心,部署了UDP网络通信中心称为类UDP网络通信中心。类tcp的ncs通过从目的端到源端发送接收确认(ACK)来实现可靠的数据传输,但需要额外的资源来建立和维护源端和目的端之间的连接。此外,握手、重传和其他机制可能会导致反馈循环中的严重延迟。相比之下,类似udp的NCSs以降低数据传输可靠性为代价,减少了资源消耗,降低了时延。但是,对于某些控制任务来说,由于数据丢失而导致的性能下降可能是不可接受的。尽管类tcp和类udp的ncs取得了显著进展,但新兴的控制相关应用(如无线过程自动化、自动驾驶和网络化工厂)带来了新的挑战。一方面,由于许多数据包与安全关键消息相关,因此需要高数据可靠性和控制性能,这些数据包的丢失和由此导致的性能下降可能对人员或设备造成危害。另一方面,低延迟对于满足控制任务严格的时效性和敏捷性要求至关重要。此外,由于许多设备是由电池供电的,用于计算、控制和通信的资源有限,因此需要减少资源消耗。无论是类似tcp的NCSs还是类似udp的NCSs都无法解决所有这些问题,这就需要新的方法和工具。为此,本研究计划开发一种新型的间歇性ACK的NCSs (iACK-NCSs),以及相关的控制分析和设计框架,涵盖建模、估计、控制和分布式部署。iack - ncs的新颖之处在于一对源和目标根据控制目标、植物动态和网络条件自适应地产生ACK信号。通过有意地集成主动ACK和自适应ACK,它有可能以最少的资源使用实现快速响应、低延迟和高性能估计/控制。本研究项目的成功完成不仅将加深对网络和分布式系统中控制和通信理论的理解,而且将提供可应用于实际网络控制问题的新颖算法和协议。此外,它将导致在一个重要和快速发展的领域培养研究生,使他们能够开发很可能影响学术和工业部门的新方法和技能。
英文摘要
Networked control systems (NCSs) utilize communication channels or networks to transmit signals among different components. A crucial issue in NCSs is that data transmission is no longer lossless, and data packets may be dropped due to various reasons. Two well-known transport protocols, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP), are usually used to treat this issue. NCSs with TCP and UDP deployed are called TCP-like and UDP-like NCSs, respectively. TCP-like NCSs feature the reliable data transmission by sending an acknowledgement (ACK) of receipt from destination to source but require extra resources to establish and maintain a connection between source and destination. Also, handshake, retransmission, and other mechanisms may cause a significant delay in the feedback loop. By contrast, UDP-like NCSs, at the cost of lower data delivery reliability, reduce resource consumption and cause lower latency. However, the performance deterioration resulting from data loss may be unacceptable for some control tasks. Despite the remarkable progress in TCP-like and UDP-like NCSs, emerging control-related applications such as wireless process automation, autonomous driving, and networked factory have posed new challenges. On the one hand, high data reliability and control performance are desired as many packets are related to the safety-critical message, whose loss and resulting performance deterioration can be harmful to people or equipment. On the other hand, low latency is essential to fulfiling stringent timeliness and agility requirements of control tasks. Besides, reduced resource consumption is desired as many devices are powered by batteries and have limited resources for computation, control, and communication. Neither TCP-like NCSs nor UDP-like NCSs is able to address all these issues, and this calls for new approaches and tools. To this end, a new type of NCSs with intermittent ACK (iACK-NCSs), and related control analysis and design framework covering modelling, estimation, control, and distributed deployment are to be developed in this research program. The novelty of iACK-NCSs is that a pair of source and destination generates ACK signals adaptively according to control targets, plant dynamics, and network conditions. Through deliberate integration of active and adaptive ACK, it has the potential to achieve fast responses, low latency, and high-performance estimation/control with minimum use of resources. The successful completion of the research program will not only deepen understanding of theory on control and communication in the context of networked and distributed systems but also provide novel algorithms and protocols which can be applied to practical networked control problems. Also, it will lead to the training of research students in a significant and rapidly growing area, enabling them to develop new approaches and skills which are very likely to impact both academic and industrial sectors.
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Networked Control Systems with Intermittent Acknowledgement
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批准号:RGPIN-2021-02537
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项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
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资助金额:$2.4万
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财政年份:2022
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负责人:Shu, Zhan
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