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Two channel networked control of a DC motor

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A discrete time model-based networked control system is used with two sided channel for generation of plant dynamics and lifting technique is used to obtain the stability of the system.
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In this paper, a discrete time model-based networked control system is used with two sided channel. In model-based control scheme, an estimated model is used for generation of plant dynamics. It is noticed that update interval directly depends on the error between plant and model. To increase update interval, the best-estimated model is taken. The communication channel is provided on both sides, from sensor to controller and then controller to plant. Lifting technique is used to obtain the stability of the system. This approach is applied to DC motor. Simulation results are used to show the effectiveness of the approach.

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Modeling and SPM-dependent control of multi-rate networked control system with long time delay

TL;DR: An efficient approach of modeling and control is presented for Multi-Rate Networked Control System (MRNCS) with considering long time delay and by introducing the Set of Possible Modes (SPM) concept, an SPM-dependent controller is proposed for double-side MRNCS.
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Networked Control System: Overview and Research Trends

TL;DR: The NCS and its different forms are introduced and discussed, and different fields and research arenas such as networking technology, network delay, network resource allocation, scheduling, network security in real-time NCSs, integration of components on a network, fault tolerance, etc.
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