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      Implementation considerations in supervisory control

      Malik, Robi; Dietrich, Petra; Wonham, W. M.; Brandin, Bertil A.
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      Dietrich, P., Malik, R., W.M. Wonham & Brandin, B.A. (2002). Implementation considerations in supervisory control. In B. Caillaud, P. Darondeau, L. Lavagno, X. Xie, Synthesis and Control of Discrete Event Systems. (185-201), Kluwer, 2002.
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      Abstract
      With supervisory control theory it is possible to describe controllers which influence the behaviour of a system by disabling controllable events. But sometimes it is desirable to have a controller which not only disables controllable events but also chooses one among the enabled ones. This event can be interpreted as a command given to the plant. This idea is formalized in the concept of an implementation, which is a special supervisor, enabling at most one controllable event at a time. In this paper, some useful properties are introduced, which ensure, when met, that each implementation of a given DES is nonblocking. The approach is applied to a simple chemical batch process example.
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      2001-06
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      This is the author's version of a chapter, published in the book Synthesis and Control of Discrete Event Systems.
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